Watching this a second time (and this was my first time watching a movie at a drive in theater), with the benefit of knowing the conclusion, is even more interesting … More Rewatch – at the drive in: Get Out (2017) – Jordan Peele
Luce tackles a lot of interesting and thorny topics. I have to say though, even though I recognize a lot of the white-people tendencies on display with Luce’s parents (like avoiding conflict, pretending like nothing is wrong, and white-savior mentality) it is a bit of a stretch to think they are really so bad at seeing through Luce’s B.S. … More Impressions: Luce (2019) – Julius Onah
Horror is the sense of loss, uncertainty, and fear that comes with tearing down a worldview and working frantically to find and understand the real truth. … More A Theory of Horror
Dismantling white supremacy requires listening to the voices of the marginalized and oppressed and subsequent action. It is the responsibility of those in traditionally privileged positions to listen to the marginalized and to step aside and become followers and allies. … More Fighting White Supremacy
One and a half days in the city is enough time to experience more powerful art than is safe to consume. … More Manhattan – 7/28/2017
It is up to all of us to examine ourselves and recognize that the racialization of America today is largely due to structural problems and that therefore structural solutions are required to resolve them. … More “Divided by Faith” by Emerson and Smith
“Waking Up White” is an introspective and eye opening first step towards understanding white privilege and racism in America. … More “Waking Up White” by Debbie Irving
Get Out is Jordan Peele’s smash hit and directorial debut. If you haven’t seen it yet you need to fix that and see it in theaters before it leaves. The short teaser is below, but try to watch as little of trailers as you can, because they sort of spoil some of the key plot … More Get Out (2017)
Beyond The Standard 