One of my biggest concerns, when it came to HBO's Lovecraft Country, was that by having the lighter-skinned Black actress as the main female lead would lead to the reduction of the darker-skinned women in the cast, Ruby especially. Sadly, as I cringed through the finale, I found those fears coming to life in a really pretty disturbing way.

Kimberly J. Brown, who played Marnie in the Halloweentown, showed of props she kept from set on her TikTok and Instagram. Including a certain warlock.

Many reluctant readers experience their first foray into literature through graphic novels, and the medium itself opens up an entire new world of accessibility for many who may be otherwise unable to fully immerse themselves in novels—not to mention, the different ways in which storytelling can be filtered only expands the imagination and increases the opportunity for a story to reach audiences of all shapes and sizes.

The cast of Hocus Pocus is reuniting for a good cause this Halloween.

Emily Swallow, best known for roles on Supernatural and The Mandalorian talked with The Mary Sue about her new film, The Haunting of the Mary Celeste.

Only time will tell what the future will look like. It depends on a lot of factors that are out of our control, and I don't think there will be enough screenings of Rocky Horror Picture Show to get people back in theaters.

The War With Grandpa is one of those movies that is just sort of fun in the sense that you can forget what's going on for a bit and watch a kid fight Robert De Niro.

This past weekend, Black speculative fiction literary magazine FIYAH hosted its inaugural convention, FIYAHCON, and during this convention, the literary magazine also unveiled its very first awards ceremony: The Ignyte Awards.

Don't mess it up, DC. You've been doing pretty well do far, so keep it going. I'm rooting for you.