latest ARTICLES by frantz
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Anime, Editorials, Features, Media, Review, TV ShowsCyberpunk Edgerunners Bringing Black Visibility to the Anime Party
Netflix done went and opened up the floodgates on some peak anime with Cyberpunk Edgerunners. Oh, is Edgerunners your first…
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Cinema, Editorials, Features, Media, Movies, Review‘Nope’ and the Legacy of Race-Based Horror
*Puts on fake pretentious academic film Blerd hat* Nope feels like Jordan Peele’s departure from referential Black symbolism and entry…
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Facing Nerd Problems, Features, Media, TV ShowsStar Wars Episode Eleven-teen: The Phantom-isms
Hello there. Now that Obi-Wan is out in the world, episodes deep, there are some things we need to discuss.…
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Review, Video GamesComing with the Bigger and Better Model: ‘Horizon: Forbidden West’ Review
Forbidden West Side is the Best Side You know what it is! Your girl Aloy is back on the block…
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Media, Movies, Review‘Dune’ Review: As Good As The Sum of its Parts
In yet another remake from the 80s, Dune makes its way back onto the nostalgia train and into the pop…
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Editorials, FeaturesBraving The Elements: An In-Depth Interview with Dante Bosco & Janet Varney
Black Nerd Problems members Aisha and Frantz caught up with Janet Varney and Dante Bosco at New York Comic Con…
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Media, Review, TV Shows‘Masters of the Universe: Revelations’ Review
Preface If you hate women, actively or passively, don’t watch Masters of the Universe: Revelations. You will hate it, go…
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Review, Video Games‘Guilty Gear -Strive-‘ Review: Guilty AF for Being an Amazing Game
Guilty Gear has always been there, lurking in the background of the fighting game genre. With its magic-laced, cyber-steampunk saga…
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Media, Review, TV Shows‘The Underground Railroad’: A Dignified Representation of Black People During the Age of Our Greatest Indignity
If The Underground Railroad were the first-ever piece of media about the experience of African American slavery, the landscape of…
