Britany Murphy

5 days ago | geeksofcolor.co | Britany Murphy

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is now in theatres! Ahead of the film’s release, I had the pleasure of sitting down with some of the cast to chat about their experience working on Sinners. Li Jun Li, Delroy Lindo, and Omar Miller shine in Sinners. Their characters bring fantastic energy to the fray every time they appear on screen.

2 weeks ago | musesofmedia.ca | Britany Murphy

“You keep dancing with the devil, one day he’s gonna follow you home.”In Sinners, the narrative revolves around the enigmatic SmokeStack twins, portrayed by the talented Michael B. Jordan. Their return from Chicago sparks whispers and concerns in the town, as their history of trouble precedes them. Even their uncle, the righteous preacher Jedidiah (Saul Williams), is wary. His son, Sammie, also known as Preacher Boy (Miles Caton), idolizes his twin cousins, despite the rumors surrounding them.

3 weeks ago | geeksofcolor.co | Matt Fernandez |- Interview" |Britany Murphy

When you’re in Hollywood, you never know what events are happening right next to you. Sure, on the main drags you’ll see people lined up for a show at the Pantages or a red carpet premiere at the El Capitan. But even a small, intimate speakeasy tucked just on the other side of Hollywood Boulevard next to a dirt parking lot can transport party goers to a Vegas casino or even a criminal gambling den.

3 weeks ago | geeksofcolor.co | Matt Fernandez |- Interview" |Britany Murphy |Mike Manalo

Since his breakout in the early 2000s, Jason Statham has become ubiquitous—a staple in modern cinema. When I was learning how to do a cockney accent for my college mock trial team, I primarily relied upon a YouTube video called “Learn the Cockney Accent with Jason Statham.” Mr. Statham does not actually appear in the video; he is only a guy who gives his best impression of the actor, which is only made possible by how strong of a fixture he is.

1 month ago | musesofmedia.ca | Britany Murphy

After premiering at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), Ann Marie Fleming’s film, Can I Get A Witness releases in theatres today. In a not so distant future, death is everyone’s job. With travel and technology banned, 50-year-olds submit to dying as a way to control the world’s population and prevent further damage to the earth. These sacrifices are documented by teenage artists as they happen.