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Get Your Ass Up!: The Blackest Moments From HBO’s ‘Lovecraft Country’, Ep. 1

  • Aug 19, 2020
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HBO is once again winning with another unapologetically Black, sci-fi-filled drama—Lovecraft Country—and we love to see it. The top-notch storytelling smartly intertwines fantasy amidst the all too real segregation of America in the 50's, and has already lead to some amazingly dope visuals and moments after just one episode.

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