>Plus, I think most Hollywood black filmmakers are
>still treating black audiences as a monolithic group
>with the slavery/SJW/cross dressing comedy narratives.
>
>I still haven't seen black hollywood go beyond that
>with storytelling in sci-fi, fantasy and adventure.
>Peele is doing good on the horror/psychological
>narratives. But he's still struggling with too many
>plot holes in his films. Once he's able to reconcile
>with that, Peele will be a force to be reckoned with.

Black Hollywood don't need to always have to make a so-called "black film" to be considered made by black hollywood, Black Panther & Get Out was a good example of what black hollywood can do if they stop trying so hard to make Madea & Wayans Brothers movies, yeah I love comedy movies but so times these movies try waaayyy to hard.

I also sometimes we feel that black people have to been in front of the camera for it to be a Black Hollywood type movie, our minds have been conditioned to what someone said how something should be so much that now we don't think outside the box anymore.