Frank Herbert can be considered no worse than any author for standing on the shoulders of giants Continue reading Five Sci-Fi Books that Inspired Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoilers for the 1995 film Heat and minor spoilers for the set-up for Heat 2 When I first heard acclaimed director Michael Mann was going to be making his first novel a sequel to his iconic crime epic Heat, I actually dismissed it. Something about it seemed like a lazy cash grab, something Mann did over the lockdown to pass the time. But with an … Continue reading Michael Mann’s ‘Heat 2’ Novel Review and Predictions for the Cinematic Adaptation – ScreenHub Entertainment
A dark and edgy story is something that is all too familiar in the comic genre, however, some have said it is overused. That said, I argue that maybe dark and edgy hasn’t been done “right” and I think this week’s new comics really demonstrate that dark and edgy is something that will forever have its place in comics. Especially this week we have a … Continue reading New Comics YOU Should Read – 12/14/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Normally with my weekly recommendations, I try to find a theme that links everything together, something that will not only you the readers some understanding of the comics themselves but also something fun! However this week the only thing that connects the issues I’ve chosen is the fact that you all love reading comics! They are amazing in their own right but at the same … Continue reading New Comics YOU Should Read – 11/16/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
House of the Dragon just concluded its debut season and overall, I’m very content with what was on offer. That’s a huge relief, as season eight of Game of Thrones was a little rough around the edges. I’m firmly in the school of thought that most of season eight’s character beats made sense, but that the season rushed through them, resulting in major moments not … Continue reading Interest Renewed: What To Read While We Wait For Season Two of ‘House of the Dragon’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
As a whole, this week’s comics release might feel a bit lackluster. But the ones I’ve chosen to highlight, are anything BUT. In fact, they contain the MAXIMUM luster and have changed my comic life! The stories will not only make you want to turn each page, but also read with the lights on. They will leave you crying from seeing love in its purest … Continue reading The Best New Comics This Week: 10/12/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Legacy, fantasy, and representation are all perfect concepts for this week’s best new comics. These comics will answer some of the readers’ most burning questions: Who is the best Robin, what would a Disney princess be without her happy ever after, and what does representation mean in comic books? These questions can be answered today… DC Tim Drake: Robin #1 The prodigal son returns! Well, … Continue reading The Best New Comics This Week 9/28/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
This week in comics changed my life. As I am sure you all know by now, I have made it my life’s work to get everyone to read a comic book. So trust me when I say that this week’s new comics changed my entire perspective on the universes and stories that I absolutely adore. What changed you ask? Let’s just dive right in… DC … Continue reading New Comics YOU Should Read – 9/23/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
I write this article not to nitpick or throw the Peter Jackson movies under the bus. On the contrary, Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films are some of my favourite films of all time. But some of the fan response to The Rings of Power has thrown me a bit off. Apart from all the racists coming out of the floorboards, a big reason why … Continue reading Nine Changes Peter Jackson Made In ‘The Lord of the Rings’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
As a new subscriber to Paramount+ due to the disappointing HALO TV series, I wanted to give the streamer another chance and keep scrolling in their portfolio, just to see what’s up. As most of you might know, Paramount has a rich history and an impressive movie collection. Home of Star Trek and such classics as Chinatown (1974) and the Indiana Jones franchise, this studio … Continue reading ‘The Offer’ is a MUST for the disciples of ‘The Godfather’ movies – ScreenHub Entertainment
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