When I learned there was to be a sequel to the beloved 90s disaster film Twister, I was actually pretty jazzed about the news. Not because I’m a big fan of that movie, but because we hadn’t had a good ol’ disaster flick in a long while and this could scratch that itch if done right. So many in the 2010s were forgettable and bland … Continue reading ‘Twisters’ Shouldn’t Be This Good, But It Is- ScreenHub Entertainment
A tighter episode than last week’s, House of the Dragon both pushes the plot forward and continues to spin its wheels in place with some of its many plot points. It’s an experience that’s still entertaining and engaging for sure, but one that grows equally frustrating, especially when there’s only two episodes left now that episode six, titled Smallfolk, has wrapped up. No surprise to … Continue reading House of the Dragon: Episode Six ‘Smallfolk’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Well, we’re here at the end and it was a bit of a rocky road to get there. But The Acolyte has finished its first season and a lot of what I thought was going to happen, did come to pass over the course of the season. So the finale, aptly titled The Acolyte, wasn’t anything really shocking in that regard, but it featured another … Continue reading ‘The Acolyte’ Finale And Overall Season Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
After the high-stakes battle that played out last week, House of the Dragon returned with a somewhat slower and less urgent episode once more. We learned some interesting pieces of information and got some set up for things to come (some things not for another season at least), but this was very much the calm after the storm. Considering Rhaenys was killed off last week, … Continue reading House of the Dragon: Episode Five ‘ ‘Regent’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Montreal Comiccon returned with 65,000 attendees this year and a slew of celebrities on stage. The first one I sat in with on July 6th was none other than Vincent D’Onofrio, perhaps best known for his work in Full Metal Jacket, Law & Order, and Daredevil as the Kingpin. It was a really insightful and interesting conversation with him and I’m happy to share the … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon 2024: Q&A With Vincent D’Onofrio – ScreenHub Entertainment
2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the original Nightmare on Elm Street and as such, the Montreal Comiccon put together a panel celebrating the Scream Queens of the franchise by bringing in Heather Langenkamp, Ronee Blakley, Amanda Wyss, and Lisa Wilcox to the stage to talk about their time in the franchise. The cast, who have acted in different films across the franchise, with Langenkamp … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon 2024: ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ 40th Anniversary Scream Queens Panel- ScreenHub Entertainment
In its penultimate episode, The Acolyte goes back sixteen years again and fills in the blanks from the first flashback episode. This time, we see the events at Brendock from the point of view of the Jedi and learn what really happened. I deduced two things while watching this episode. One, this episode should have been edited with the first flashback episode. With that in … Continue reading The Acolyte: ‘Choice’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
House of the Dragon delivered what may be the best action sequence in the Westeros setting since the Battle of the Bastards in season six. Audience members waiting for this war to actually kick off certainly got their wish in this episode, with clashing armies, dragons, and some high-stakes outcomes. The Red Dragon and the Gold was front-loaded by political and character-driven scenes, but we’re … Continue reading House of the Dragon Episode 4: ‘The Red Dragon and the Gold’ SPOILERS Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Ferrari is the first film from legendary director Michael Mann since his 2015 misfire Blackhat. The film stars Adam Driver as the titular car manufacturer as he navigates multiple challenges in the summer of 1957. Ferrari also co-stars Penélope Cruz, Shailene Woodley, Jack O’Connell, and Patrick Dempsey in supporting roles. So, after such a long hiatus, does Michael Mann still have it and is this … Continue reading ‘Ferrari’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
You have to admire the dedication to the craft. Kevin Costner, who directs, co-writes and stars in Horizon, clearly wanted to tell this story, so much so that he put up his own money to finance and market the film, which is the first in an original series, something of a rarity these days and part of the reason I was so interested in it. … Continue reading ‘Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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