No Way Out (1950): Sidney Poitier's Debut and Hollywood's Bold Take on Racism
In 1950, Hollywood put a young Black doctor, a hateful patient, and the language of racism on screen in a way audiences hadn't seen. This week on Blac...
The Reason Why Nicki Minaj is Being Considered for Press Secretary
This week on Black on Black Cinema, the crew returns to discuss why Nicki Minaj is being floated as White House Press Secretary, and the growing list ...
Mr. Crocket (2024): Evil Mr. Rogers Style Black Horror
A mysterious VHS tape shows up in the mailbox, a children's TV host steps out of the television, and one mother has to get her son back. This week on ...
What Livestreaming the Execution of Nidal Hasan says about Trump's America
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth wanted the whole country to watch the military's Dec. 3 capital punishment of Fort Hood terrorist, Nidal Hasan, and the...
Antwone Fisher (2002): Proper Therapy for the Black Experience
Black on Black Cinema reviews "Antwone Fisher" (2002), Denzel Washington's feature directorial debut, based on the true story of Antwone Fisher, a you...
Why Tesla's N-Word Defense is Beyond Stupid
Tesla is on trial in California over claims it let a hostile, racist work environment run for years at its Fremont factory with KKK imagery, swastikas...
I Love Boosters (2026): Style Over Substance?
This week on Black on Black Cinema, the crew returns to discuss the 2026 Boots Riley film, "I Love Boosters." The film follows a group of shoplifters ...
Trump Can't Build Anything, So He's Destroying Everything Instead
Black on Black Cinema tackles Trump's ongoing assault on American landmarks. The East Wing of the White House was abruptly demolished last October, sp...
Why Did I Get Married Again? (2026): A Lazy but Entertaining Sequel
This week on Black on Black Cinema, the crew returns to break its one rule, NO MORE TYLER PERRY MOVIES. This decision came only because of "Why Did I ...
Why is Raven Symone Running Away from the Blackness of Her Show
Black on Black Cinema breaks down Raven-Symone's resurfaced comments questioning whether her own iconic character, Raven Baxter from That's So Raven, ...