I have you got strength. We need some families this morning. Some that want to work with the Jordan Peele on his newest production called Lovecraft Country. This is HBO's newest drama series based on a black man road tripping during the Jim Crow era. Okay, so casting directors with Rose Law casting. They're looking for the following several Caucasian children between the ages of nine and 12. Also one dark skin black boy, seven years old and a Caucasian family with a boy and girl ages nine to 12. I must say HBO has been doing an outstanding job of feeling the void that has been left by game with rones. And here's another outstanding TV series. It looks like Lovecraft Country done by Jordan Peele and JJ Abrams. And that was the first trailer clip the day gave us. And in this video, we're going to break it down. Let you guys know what it's all about. What it compares to and why you should be excited. If you're finding me for the first time, please subscribe to the channel. Turn on those notifications. So when I drop videos, you all get them. I'm still having another round of the power season six t shirt. Give away. All you guys do is be a subscriber. Leave me a comment if you've read this book before or if you're excited for the series. And if you are a court cutter, click the first link in my video description to get some free streams to the end of the year. Let's watch that trailer one more time. Then we're going to break it down and talk about it. So the best comparison I can give you guys from everything I'm reading. This is basically stranger things with black protagonist. You've got basically a black family going through the 1950s Jim Crow South. Trying to find a relative and in trying to find a relative. They deal with racism and races, but they also deal with monsters and witchcraft, ladies and gentlemen. I'm so excited for it. And then the trailer clip we just seen, you saw journey, small ad playing Litty Dandruff and she was running for her damn life, bloody up as hell. We don't know what got after her. And the person running with her is Jonathan Majors, who plays Atticus Black. And he's running with her and you don't know if they're running from some white racists or if they're running from monsters that actually destroy people. Then in the next clip after that, you hear who I'm assuming is the uncle, George, who's saying there's weird things going on around here. And then in the very next clip, it looks like you see Jonathan Majors playing Atticus Black jumping away to avoid a car coming through a house. And I'm going to assume that that car coming through the house is being driven by some kind of white races or something to that effect. And the story, the book was originally written by Matt Ruff and the premise of the whole entire thing was you have African Americans living in a landscape of white America with racism. And you have Atticus Black, who joins up with Latia. That's his friend. And his uncle George threw him bark upon a road trip across America in search of their missing father. This begins a struggle to survive to overcome both the racism and to overcome the monsters in this timeframe coming from the paperback book, Love, Craft. And the issue that these African Americans are having to face is which one is worse, the threat of the races or the threat of the monsters. That is the core question that this story is going to deal with. And I'm just thinking, man, I can't wait to see this thing. It is going to be so good. Your actress on this thing. We've already talked about Jonathan Majors, Jeremy Smollett. We didn't mention Michael K. Williams Courtney B. Vance, Jamie Harris, just a star, studied crowd. And the book came out about two years ago, think 2016. And it looks like this. It was a great novel. A lot of people read it. I personally only read excerpts from it, but this is a look of the back of the book. And it sets place in Chicago in 1954. And one excerpt from the back of the book says, Atticus discovers his father in chains, held prisoner by a secret cabal, the order of the ancient dawn. And it's got this led by brainwife and his son Caleb, which was gathered to perform a ritual that shockingly centers around Atticus and his one hope of salvation. Maybe the seed of his and the whole turners clans destruction. Boy, if they incorporate this thing into the movie, I'm just like, man, this is going to be creepy and weird. Like I said earlier, black people going stranger things, trying to be heroes in a time where they're facing two major adversaries that threaten their life. So I want you guys to leave me comments. Have you read the book? Have you seen this before? Are you excited for what they can do with this thing in HBO? Because HBO pushes those boundaries. If you haven't seen Watchmen that HBO is doing, I would encourage you to go watch. It is a great show that they have done. And hopefully this a fall right in line. It seems like everything HBO gets turns to go. This should be no different great cast, great production team. That's going to do it for this video. Don't forget to like my video. Please comment, subscribe. Go get yourself that life game. Leave me your comments. And if you want to further support this channel, check out everything I got to offer my shop life, gain store. And you can leave a brother a patreon donation of a dollar or two. It all helps add up to keep bringing this content. And until the next section is hell video, I'll see you.