Last week, I was lucky enough to find some time to go and see Jaws on the big screen for the film’s 50th anniversary. True, I already own a copy of the film and have seen it dozens of times by now, but I had never seen it projected in the cinema. Now, for the anniversary, a 4K restored cut got screened near me for … Continue reading ‘Jaws’ 50th Anniversary: On The Big Screen – ScreenHub Entertainment
Last week’s episode of Alien: Earth was so good that the odds of this week’s episode being as good or better were pretty low. And I’d say that’s on the money. Not that this week was bad; it was pretty consistent with the rest of the season, actually. However, we definitely came off a high this week, and there were some more noticeable cracks in … Continue reading Alien: Earth ‘The Fly’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
If you’re a longtime reader of the site, then you’ll probably be aware that we have some big James Bond fans on the team, myself included. So, of course, there’s a lot of interest in 007 First Light, the upcoming video game from IO Interactive (IOI), the game studio that gave us the Hitman games. I think there’s a lot to be excited about after … Continue reading ‘007 First Light’ Impressions – ScreenHub Entertainment
Noah Hawley returns to the director’s chair in the fifth episode of Alien: Earth, and I’d argue this episode is not only the best of the show so far, but one of the best entries in the Alien franchise. The whole episode served as one giant flashback aboard the Maginot, showcasing what happened to the crew before the ship crashed down in Prodigy City. I … Continue reading Alien: Earth ‘In Space, No One…’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Episode four of Alien: Earth is probably my second favourite of the series thus far, after the premiere episode. It pumps the brakes quite a bit, but in slower zone, the show takes time to pose some interesting questions and setup the driving force of the rest of the season. I can see why some people may not be a fan of the slow burn, … Continue reading Alien: Earth ‘Observation’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The gents invite you for an exciting dive into the world of summer blockbusters! In this episode (part 2 of 2), we explore the highs and lows of this year’s biggest hits, including F1: The Movie, the divisive Jurassic World: Rebirth and The Naked Gun Reboot…amongst other things. Our hosts, along with special guests, cinephile brothers Alex and Timmy Callard, share their insights on what … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 72 – Summer Blockbusters: PART TWO (F1, Jurassic World: Rebirth & The Naked Gun) / GUESTS: The Callard Brothers
If you’re anything like me and have been waiting for a dinosaur film that features a lot more blood, gore, and intensity, then have I got a movie for you. Primitive War knows what it is and does it pretty well. Hell, the tagline for the movie is “This ain’t no walk in the park,” a clear wink to the iconic dinosaur film. It’s a … Continue reading ‘Primitive War’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Metamorphosis is a pretty apt name for the third episode of Alien: Earth, signifying some sort of change. There’s been quite a bit of change that happened this week, as the episode pulled back from monster mayhem and back into the intrigue and scheming of the corporations. The main thing the episode’s title is likely referring to is the change in Wendy. After finding her … Continue reading Alien Earth: ‘Metamorphosis’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Alien: Earth debuted with not one, but two episodes this week and introduced a bit of corporate intrigue with a healthy dose of mayhem and carnage. The episode, titled Mr. October, picks up right where we left off and focuses heavily on the xenomorph mayhem this time around. Many, many, people are ripped to shreds as the “perfect organism” makes its way through the Prodigy … Continue reading Alien Earth: ‘Mr. October’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
I must admit, when I first heard about Alien: Earth (way back in 2020!), an original TV series set within the Alien universe, I had my doubts. It functions as a prequel to Ridley Scott’s original masterpiece, but sees the titular creature appear on humanity’s home world. It didn’t seem to make much sense to me. But then I learned Noah Hawley would be showrunning, … Continue reading Alien: Earth: ‘Neverland’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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