Ep. 6 Hoppers, Netflix dating, Chalamet's dilemma, The Oscars and the best show on Apple TV

Ep. 7 Druski's White, Snape is black, and all hail Project Hail Mary

In episode 7 of The Blackened Tomato I will dive into some recent pop culture moments surrounding race and politics and also explain why some movies in theaters right now may be worth your time.  pop culture moments: Druski's conservative white woman skit Meta and YT's lawsuit updates  Snape has been casted black in HBO's Harry Potter series  Movies: Ready or Not 2 Slanted  Project Hail Mary Life (1999)

Ep. 6 Hoppers, Netflix dating, Chalamet's dilemma, The Oscars and the best show on Apple TV

Episode 6!! In this episode we'll get into why Hoppers is indeed just like the Avatar franchise, Netflix's latest out of control dating show, Timothy Chalamet, The Oscars and why Shrinking on Apple TV is INSANELY good television.

Ep. 5 The difference in N words at the BAFTAs, good Feb movies, the LIB struggle, and a new black AF segment

In this episode I'll clear up some confusion around the BAFTA N word situation, why Love Is Blind has a casting problem and of course chat through some interesting movies that are currently out or coming out soon. I'll also discuss how classic black movie chats will soon become a recurring segment.

Ep. 4 The bunny bowl effect, whats good on TV & a triple threat BHM shout out

In this episode of The Blackened Tomato I'll be discussing final Super Bowl thoughts (more on my socials), the weight of pop culture right now, what I've been watching, movies i'm excited to see this week and later in the pod i'll shout out 3 books, 3 actors and 3 tv shows for black history month. Ep. Corrections Dracula is DIRECTED by Luc Besson, not produced Paradise is not out yet  Feb 26. Release I always mean Viola Davis, NOT Angela lol

Ep. 3 Doing Oscar homework, Ai/Tech in new movies and don't forget...Africa is cool

In this pod we'll get into the heavy news week, how Amazon is completely out of control with their movie output, part 1 of Oscar homework i'm getting through, and IShowSpeed's Africa tour reminding people once more what Africa has to offer. This weeks Oscar homework includes films that have women nominated for Best Actress: If I Had Legs I'd Kick you and Hamnet. I'll dive into what I think about these two movies and how I feel so far about who has the best chance at winning Best Actress at the Oscars.