Category: Eric Hanson

Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Netflix, Opinion

Stranger Things Ends a Flawed But Formative Adventure – ScreenHub Entertainment

When Stranger Things first premiered, I was living in California, still had a few more years in my 20s, and was working actively to achieve my dreams. A lot had changed in my life since then. I’d moved back to the Midwest, and now my 30s are racing towards the finish line. I’d changed a lot, and so had Stranger Things. For those who have … Continue reading Stranger Things Ends a Flawed But Formative Adventure – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxthemanLeave a comment
Alexander Abbey, Eric Hanson, Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews, Sean Gallagher

2025 Reviewed: The Best Movies and Shows According to Our Writers – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s that time of year again, when we look back at the best movies and put them on a list for everyone to debate and judge. As always, we don’t get around to seeing every single movie, and every writer has a different bias and preference. But here’s our writers’ list of the best movies. Let us know what you think and what your favourite … Continue reading 2025 Reviewed: The Best Movies and Shows According to Our Writers – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarscreenhubwebLeave a comment
Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion

‘Predator: Badlands’ and How The Monsters Become the Stars – ScreenHub Entertainment

I took a trip last Friday to the local theater to see the latest installment in the Predator franchise. This latest entry, from the director of the stellar Prey, already had my interest. But Predator: Badlands represented something different than just another sequel. Rather, it was the realization of a dream that little twelve-year-old me had from the moment I fell in love with this … Continue reading ‘Predator: Badlands’ and How The Monsters Become the Stars – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxthemanLeave a comment
Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews

Schwarzenegger’s ‘Running Man’ Isn’t the Book, But… – ScreenHub Entertainment

When it comes to adaptations, Stephen King himself has mixed opinions on how some of his works have made it to the big screen. One such film he has less than charitable views on is the original adaptation of The Running Man, a downbeat King writing as Richard Bachman book that was brought to screen as a bombastic crowd pleaser starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. So yeah, … Continue reading Schwarzenegger’s ‘Running Man’ Isn’t the Book, But… – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxthemanLeave a comment
Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion

Why I Loved the Finale to ‘YOU’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

When it comes to television, there are few characters I despise so utterly as Joe Goldberg. The protagonist of Netflix’ You, played superbly by Penn Badgley, is a self obsessed serial killer who views himself as a misunderstood romantic. Not since Walter White have I hated a character so completely as Joe Goldberg, which is why I absolutely love the series finale to You. Because … Continue reading Why I Loved the Finale to ‘YOU’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxtheman2 Comments
Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews

How Speak No Evil (2022) Tackles Failure of Agency – ScreenHub Entertainment

In this media-saturated world, all creators are trying to find new ways to push the envelope on what is acceptable to be shown. Among the waters being tested is ways to shock the viewer. It can be hard to tell when such efforts are merely exploitive efforts to grab attention, and which are bold statements willing to put the viewer in uncomfortable places. Speak No … Continue reading How Speak No Evil (2022) Tackles Failure of Agency – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxthemanLeave a comment
Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews

In Preparation for the Remake of ‘Threads’ Here’s Our List of Top 10 Nuclear Apocalypse Movies – ScreenHub Entertainment

We all have our projects that we are most excited to see return to the screen. For some of us, it’s the next superhero movie. For others, it is the next independent horror film. For me, it’s the upcoming remake of Threads. The makers of Adolescence, the stirring Netflix series about broken youth and radicalization, have announced their plans to remake the 1984 BBC film, … Continue reading In Preparation for the Remake of ‘Threads’ Here’s Our List of Top 10 Nuclear Apocalypse Movies – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxtheman2 Comments
Eric Hanson, Horror, Link In Bio, Opinion, Sci-fi, TV

First Thoughts on ‘Alien: Earth’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

To say it has been an interesting few years for the Alien franchise would be an understatement. After a brief period of relative silence, broken only by the occasional comic, novel or video game, the series has not only returned to the big screen with Alien: Romulus, but made its television debut with the FX series Alien: Earth. Set before the events of Alien (1979), … Continue reading First Thoughts on ‘Alien: Earth’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxthemanLeave a comment
Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion

‘Twisters’ and the Magic of Effects Done Well – ScreenHub Entertainment

For those who came of age after the early 90s, it can be hard to understand just how groundbreaking CGI was to audiences at the time. And one of the biggest champions of that revolution was the 1996 film, Twister. Though the film was met with a decidedly chilly reception at the time of its release, it was a major hit for audiences, smashing the … Continue reading ‘Twisters’ and the Magic of Effects Done Well – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarzhyxthemanLeave a comment
Eric Hanson, Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, Link In Bio, Movies, Sean Gallagher, Streaming, TV

2023 Reviewed: The Best Movies According To Our Writers – ScreenHub Entertainment

Continuing our annual tradition, members of the ScreenHub Entertainment team will share their individual ranking of the year’s best movies, including personal favourites and absolute “musts” before the awards season. Happy reading to all, and happy new year! Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc Fair to say that 2023 will be a cinematic year that will be remembered, both for the very best…but also the very worst. What was … Continue reading 2023 Reviewed: The Best Movies According To Our Writers – ScreenHub Entertainment

Unknown's avatarscreenhubweb1 Comment