Sound is one of the most important things in setting the mood in a film, and that has never been truer than in the new A24 horror film Undertone. Its tag line of “the scariest movie you’ve ever heard” is well deserved, but Undertone delivers much more than just spooky sounds. Will this immersive cinematic experience chill you to the bone? The Plot Undertone is … Continue reading ‘Undertone’ Review: How Scary is A24’s New Horror Movie?
As we are getting closer to the 2026 Oscars, Sean plays a little game on this episode, comparing two different Johnnie Walkers: Black and Gold labels. The gents also review the first season of HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and discuss the outcome of the acquisition battle of Warner Bros. Discovery. Enjoy! Apple Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 79 – The Johnnie Walker Duel (Black vs. Gold) / A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms / Paramount Skydance & Warner Bros.
Update 8: Warner Bros. Discovery has signed a deal with Paramount valued at around $110 billion. It now has to face regulation and anti-trust investigations, chiefly in the EU as well as in the State of California, where State Attorney General Rob Bonta will be investigating the deal. The deal was signed with an agreed-upon share price of $31/share, far outpacing Netflix’s bid of $27.75 … Continue reading Update: Warner Bros. Signs Deal With Paramount – ScreenHub Entertainment
Among all the films that were released recently, I feel like Glen Powell’s latest, How to Make a Killing, leapt onto the screen without much fuss or discourse. Which is a bit of a bummer, as this was a pretty fun little flick that’s only elevated by the ridiculous screen presence of its lead actor. The setup is simple. Powell plays Becket Redfellow, an average … Continue reading ‘How to Make A Killing’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
With A Knight of the Seven Kingdom’s first season behind us now, it seems topical and appropriate to look back on another project that’s all about knights and jousting. Having just celebrated its 25th anniversary, A Knight’s Tale has gone on to become something of a cult classic. Incorporating rock and roll music, medieval jousting, and plenty of style, the film shouldn’t actually work, but … Continue reading He Will Rock You: Looking Back on ‘A Knight’s Tale’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
The sixth and final episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms wrapped up a lot of the character moments and threads set in motion throughout the course of the season. Tinged with a sense of “why me”, a miserable Dunk questions his place in the bigger picture, in a world without Baelor Targaryen in it, thanks to him in some way, shape or form. … Continue reading A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: ‘The Morrow’ Spoiler Review and Season One Thoughts – ScreenHub Entertainment
It has been several years since the war in Ukraine began. The country is not the same. It is wounded. Streets once filled with people are now empty, save the occasional husk of burned-out military equipment, destroyed in battles that, for the people of Ukraine, are still frighteningly fresh. And yet on some of these burned-out husks are scrawled spray-painted messages. It’s a single, curious … Continue reading Red Dawn: The Cult Classic That Became a Symbol of Resistance in Ukraine – ScreenHub Entertainment
The shadow that the iconic film Heat has cast over the heist genre is long. It’s pretty hard to do a film these days that centers on both the thieves and the police, without first thinking of Michael Mann’s iconic film. So while Crime 101 does share a lot of notes with Heat, it also does a lot differently, and a lot of it does … Continue reading ‘Crime 101’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
A short but loaded episode today! The gents discuss the recent departure of Lucasfilm head Kathleen Kennedy and what this could mean for the future of Star Wars. We also catch up on a LOT of TV, including The Night Manager and Industry, and finally, a few teasers during the 60th Super Bowl. Apple Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 78 – Kathleen Kennedy leaving Lucasfilm / The Night Manager Season 2 / Industry Season 4 / The Adventures of Cliff Booth
The penultimate episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms had a lot of what you expected would happen, but a decent amount was very much unexpected, even for book readers. Despite some jitters, Dunk charges into the seven against seven trial, only to be unhorsed quite quickly. But instead of sticking with him and seeing how the rest of the melee plays out, we’re … Continue reading A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms ‘In the Name of the Mother’s Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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