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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, ...
Chameleon Street (1989): Ambitious, Flawed, Unforgettable
Black on Black Cinema tackles Chameleon Street (1989), Wendell B. Harris Jr.'s astonishing writer-director-star debut based on the true story of Detro...
The NABJ Was Right to Drag Stephen A. Smith, Here's Why
Black on Black Cinema breaks down the National Association of Black Journalists giving Stephen A. Smith its "Thumbs Down" award, reserved for commenta...
Stepfather (2026): Unhinged Dialogue and Recycled Storylines
This week on Black on Black Cinema, the entire crew returns to discuss the 2026 film that was written and directed by Chris Stokes, "Stepfather." The ...
Graham Platner's Campaign Collapses, The Signs Were There All Along
This week on Black on Black Cinema we break down the collapse of Graham Platner's Maine Senate campaign and why none of us were surprised. For months,...
Above the Rim (1994): A Message Film That Forgets Its Message
This week on Black on Black Cinema we take a deep dive into Above the Rim (1994), the final entry in Barry Michael Cooper's Harlem Trilogy following N...
Trump Became Everything Racists Feared a Black President Would Be
Black on Black Cinema announces our next full review: Above the Rim (1994), the final entry in Barry Michael Cooper's Harlem Trilogy. Directed by Jeff...
Sugar Hill (1994) | Flawed 90s Gangster Nostalgia
This week Black on Black Cinema finally gives Sugar Hill (1994) the deep analysis it deserves. Directed by Leon Ichaso and written by Barry Michael Co...