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Paul Rudd’s Odd ‘Halloween’ Relationship – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s not unusual to find a big name actor who got their start in horror. A popular genre, horror has proven an effective springboard for future superstars like Jamie Lee Curtis, Kevin Bacon, Leonardo DiCaprio, Jason Alexander and so many others. Among these names is Marvel superstar Paul Rudd, who went toe to toe with Michael Myers long before donning his Ant-Man suit. But even … Continue reading Paul Rudd’s Odd ‘Halloween’ Relationship – ScreenHub Entertainment

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What’s Next For ‘Alien’? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Where do we go from here? That seems to be the common question about the Alien series these days. Since its 1979 release, the original has consistently been called one of the greatest science fiction movies ever made. The last 40 years have been spent trying to recapture that spirit, and the results have been very hit and miss. Since 2017, it’s been hard to … Continue reading What’s Next For ‘Alien’? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Dolemite’ Proves Career Highlight for Eddie Murphy – ScreenHub Entertainment

Movies about movies are a risky affair as, or the most part, audiences aren’t interested in the process of film-making. They are interested in people, which is why the larger than life personalities chronicled in Ed Wood and The Disaster Artist proved to so magnetic. Eddie Murphy’s latest film, Dolemite Is My Name, is very similar to these titles, in how it chronicles the making … Continue reading ‘Dolemite’ Proves Career Highlight for Eddie Murphy – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Amanda Ripley Goes to College: Why ‘Alien: Isolation’ Novel Fails – ScreenHub Entertainment

Those who follow us are aware of my ever so modest love of Alien: Isolation. Following years of disappointing misfires, Isolation recaptured the feeling of watching the original Alien on VHS for the first time. So when news broke that the 2013 masterpiece was being adapted into a novel, it quickly became one of my most anticipated books of the year. Sadly, in spite of … Continue reading Amanda Ripley Goes to College: Why ‘Alien: Isolation’ Novel Fails – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Knives Out’ Cuts To The Funny Bone – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s rare for a movie like Knives Out to live up to the star power of its ensemble, but then again, Knives Out is a rare movie. The movie is very much in the same category of such works as Clue: The Movie, but rather than being derivative, Knives Out manages to stay unique, spinning a darkly comical tale about a dysfunctional family self destructing … Continue reading ‘Knives Out’ Cuts To The Funny Bone – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Jump To PC Proves Big Win For ‘Halo’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since its 2001 debut, the Halo series has become one of the most iconic video game franchises in history. For a long time however, the series has remained exclusively on the X Box. While some spinoff titles, like the strategy based Halo Wars could be found on PC, no entry in the main saga has seen the outside of the Microsoft owned console since the … Continue reading Jump To PC Proves Big Win For ‘Halo’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The Sad Clown: How ‘Joker’ Empathizes With Poverty – ScreenHub Entertainment

If art reflects the time in which it’s made, then Joker may be one of the most timely films made in recent years. In an era of cynicism and hopelessness, Joker taps into deep-rooted anger that’s rapidly spreading all over the world as inequality and global upheaval seems to only be getting worse. The early 70s were a similar time, with America still entrenched in … Continue reading The Sad Clown: How ‘Joker’ Empathizes With Poverty – ScreenHub Entertainment

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How ‘The Lighthouse’ Torments Its Audience – ScreenHub Entertainment

From the opening shot, The Lighthouse is an exercise in psychological torment. This is hardly a detriment to the film. It’s an unpleasant experience, but this is by design. In a superb example of both filmmaking and storytelling, Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson’s new film employs numerous tricks of the trade to torture its audience as much as possible, thereby creating a constant feeling of … Continue reading How ‘The Lighthouse’ Torments Its Audience – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Will ‘Halloween Kills’ Take Place on the Same Night as ‘Halloween 2018? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Many fascinating details have come forward since the announcement of David Gordon Green’s upcoming Halloween sequels. Picking up in the same continuity as the 2018 film, both Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends will not only feature the return of some of the series’ most memorable characters, but might also boast an interesting reference to the second installment. It’s possible that all three of Green’s films … Continue reading Will ‘Halloween Kills’ Take Place on the Same Night as ‘Halloween 2018? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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How ‘The Blob’ Popularized Teen Horror Films – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s no secret that most American horror films of the last 50 years are teen centred. Many classics of this period from various slasher films to supernatural thrillers feature younger protagonists in an effort to appeal to a younger audience. Though commonplace now, horror wasn’t always a teen-centric genre. That all changed in the late 1950s with a little film called The Blob. For those … Continue reading How ‘The Blob’ Popularized Teen Horror Films – ScreenHub Entertainment

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