Sorry for the delay on this one! Lanterns launches itself into its 2026 of events, more or less picking up from the moment Hal was killed off. I was worried that the lack of Hal would be a detriment to the show, but Aaron Pierre continues to shine as the show jumps ten years ahead from last week’s violent showdown. After one final meetup between … Continue reading Lanterns ‘Bad Optics’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Towards the end of Lanterns’ fifth episode, I had to double-check with myself that this wasn’t the finale of the first season. It probably easily could have been, but nope, we have three more episodes to go. But until then, we got a very action-heavy episode that wrapped up quite a lot of plot points in the 2016 plotline. So was it all action and … Continue reading Lanterns ‘Lights Out’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
“Was that a joke?” That’s a line that both Hal Jordan and I had at the same time, as episode four brought in some unexpected humour at the mid-season point of Lanterns. After a flashback-focused episode last week, this week’s episode brings things back to the 2016 timeline of events and gets Hal and John working together for the first time since the premiere. Does … Continue reading Lanterns Episode 4: ‘The Weenie’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Lanterns returns this week with its sophomore episode, which, interestingly enough, separates its two leads for the majority of the episode while introducing new elements of the greater mystery. It was a touch more cosmic and sci-fi than its grounded opener, but still focused on the 2016 mystery timeline. Let’s see how we fared this week. One of the big things this week is that … Continue reading ‘Lanterns’ Episode 2 ‘Trust Fall’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
I’ll be honest, I wasn’t terribly excited for Lanterns, the latest entry in James Gunn and Peter Safran’s DCU and the current show on HBO Sundays. The main reason is the trailers didn’t really hook me, despite the initial pitch for the show definitely catching my interest. Space cops meets True Detective? So now that the show has launched, were my fears warranted or is … Continue reading ‘Lanterns’ Season Premiere Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The long-awaited spinoff of the Sony animated Spider-Verse movies is officially here. Spider-Noir is now on Amazon Prime, and you can watch all episodes in both “authentic black and white” and “true hue full color” formats. In a recent interview, the Spider-Noir show’s creator, Oren Uziel, said the decision to release it in both formats was made early in the process and required extensive preparation. … Continue reading ‘Spider-Noir’ Black and White vs. Full Color Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
In an appearance at Comic Con Revolution 2025, a flamboyant and fabulous John Barrowman sat with some of his dedicated fans. We were treated to an hour-long open Q and A session, where John spoke lovingly about his time in the Arrow-verse, playing the villain Malcolm Merlyn. Amid the fond memories, there were a few secrets revealed, and one very unexpected call. Captain Jack and … Continue reading John Barrowman on His History, and Possible Future, With Doctor Who and the Arrow-verse
“It’s a bird? It’s a plane? No! It’s….” well, you know the rest. Yes, people, SUPERMAN IS BACK! I’m super excited, as this was my most anticipated movie of 2025, and it’s finally here for us to enjoy in this extremely warm summer. Superman, as a character and as a movie franchise, had a special place in my heart when I was little, and afterwards … Continue reading “Superman” (2025) Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
This is a difficult month of April in Hollywood, especially for the greater Los Angeles area and movie goers of the 80s and 90s. We lost the great Val Kilmer on April 1st, 2025, a Los Angeles-born actor who most definitely shaped my childhood in so many ways. A passionate star, known to be incredibly committed to the art of acting (as it was mentioned … Continue reading Honoring Val Kilmer’s Underrated Batman & Bruce Wayne – ScreenHub Entertainment
Episode six of The Penguin was one of those episodes that pushed the plot forward in more character-driven moments, while also setting the stage for the end of the season. The show featured some kind of time jump, as Oz’s Bliss empire has grown quite a bit, but I have a feeling dark days are ahead for Gotham’s new supplier. While dealing with Bliss and … Continue reading The Penguin Episode Six: ‘Gold Summit’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
