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The Reel Critic Roundtable: Spiral From The Book of SAW, Those Who Wish Me Dead and The Underground Railroad.
We talk about the movies Spiral From The Book of Saw and Those Who Wish Me dead as well as the Amazon series The UndergroundRailroad. Now it took great energy and will to not reveal anything about The Underground Railroad so we will have to have a follow-up discussion when more people have seen it.
The Reel Critic Roundtable: The Boy From Medellin
The critics review the movie The Boy From Medellin, a documentary about the international music superstar J. Balvin.
The Reel Critic Roundtable: Here Today
The critics discuss the movie Here Today starring Billy Crystal and Tiffany Haddish.
The Reel Critic Roundtable: Jupiter Legacy
The critics look at the new series Jupiter Legacy but they don’t spill all the Tea. Why? well Kay-B has all the interviews and inside information at her site so go on over there and check it out @ Through The Lens of Lady Kay-B.
The Reel Critic Roundtable: The Water Man
The critics discuss the movie The Water Man starring Lonnie Chavis and David Oyelowo with Rosario Dawson and Amiah Miller. This is David Oyelowo’s directorial debut.
The Reel Critic Roundtable: Monster, The Water Man, Here Today, The Boy From Medellin and Jupiter Legacy
In this episode the critics review several films and even get into the series Jupiter legacy. From Boy to Man to Monster, it is all Here.
Kathia Woods, Kay-B and Reggie Ponder discuss the movies Monster, The Water Man, Here Today and The Boy From Medellin. They also look at the series Jupiter Legacy as a tease to check out the interviews and information Kay-B has done on her youtube channel Through The Lens of Lady Kay-B.
The Reel Critic Roundtable: Monster
The critics discuss the movie Monster starring Kelvin Harrison Jr.
Reggie Interviews: The Water Man
Reggie talks to David Oyelowo and Lonnie Chavis about their movie The Water Man.
Reggie Interviews: Kelvin Harrison Jr – MONSTER
I got a chance to speak with Kelvin Harrison Jr. about his movie Monster. In this film, Harrison’s character is a smart and multi-talented teenager who get caught-up in a robbery and the movie explores his guilt or innocence. Harrison was very introspective about the movie regarding what it says about his character and how it is a commentary on society.
Reggie Ponder - The Reel Critic 