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Montreal Comiccon 2025 – Q&A with Famke Janssen – ScreenHub Entertainment

Dutch actress Famke Janssen took the stage for an introspective Q&A session at the Montreal Comiccon, offering fans like myself a glimpse into her diverse acting career—from her breakout role in Goldeneye (1995), which was my very first step into the world of James Bond, to her very first Dutch-language film at 60 years old. Her reflections touched on everything from behind-the-scenes anecdotes to the evolving nature … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon 2025 – Q&A with Famke Janssen – ScreenHub Entertainment

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’28 Years Later’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s been some time since I’ve had a difficult film to review, but 28 Years Later, surprisingly, is that movie. After a knockout trailer and the knowledge that director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland would be reviving their not-zombie franchise, I was understandably very excited. But the movie wasn’t quite what I was expecting, and I had some trouble pinning down certain elements of … Continue reading ’28 Years Later’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Sinners’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Note: while this review is spoiler-free, I will be talking about what the horror is in the movie, something that wasn’t revealed in trailer 1 but confirmed in trailer 2. Sinners is the latest effort from writer/director Ryan Coogler and the first to not be based on a historical event (Fruitvale Station), or pre-existing IP (Black Panther, Creed). Not only that, but it’s the director’s … Continue reading ‘Sinners’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Succumb To The Darkness: ‘Nosferatu’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Director Robert Eggers’ passion project was always a remake of the 1922 film Nosferatu, but he thought it would be extremely bold of him to remake one of the most iconic horror films of all time as one of his first movies. Now, for his fourth belt and plenty of acclaim to his name, Eggers has brought his interpretation of the vampiric legend to the … Continue reading Succumb To The Darkness: ‘Nosferatu’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Not One, But Two ‘Predator’ Movies Coming in 2025 – ScreenHub Entertainment

Update: Dan Trachtenberg has revealed that the hero of the upcoming Predator: Badlands will be none other than the titular alien. Elle Fanning will also be playing more than one role. Sequels to Predator range in quality from decent to exhausting, which is why it was a pleasant surprise that Prey, the prequel film that streamed on Hulu, was so awesome. Many fans consider it … Continue reading Not One, But Two ‘Predator’ Movies Coming in 2025 – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Scream 2 ‘ Is A Great Self-Aware Sequel – ScreenHub Entertainment

I’m keeping this spoiler-free in case you’ve never seen Scream 2. It seems like just yesterday that it was the 25th anniversary of Scream, one of my favourite horror films of all time. The success of that film naturally spawned a sequel that came out one year later and considering Halloween is upon us, it seems like a good time as any to talk about … Continue reading ‘Scream 2 ‘ Is A Great Self-Aware Sequel – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Is ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Too Scary for Kids? A Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

“Is this movie okay for my kids?“ As a movie-loving parent, this is a question that I think about a lot. There is no easy answer because it varies greatly from child to child. So, when evaluating the film Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, rather than tell you what you should do, I will explain my experience taking my child to see it in the theater, and how … Continue reading Is ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ Too Scary for Kids? A Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Alien: Romulus’ – A Very Spoilery Summation – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since its release, Alien: Romulus has been met with similar polarizing responses to previous incarnations of the franchise, but this time around they’ve skewed more toward the positive. The film does employ a lot of elements from previous franchise entries, even some of the less beloved ones, making a stew of chaos and suspense all under the backdrop of some absolutely stunning production design. In … Continue reading ‘Alien: Romulus’ – A Very Spoilery Summation – ScreenHub Entertainment

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First Time: ‘Alien 3’ Theatrical Cut Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Believe it or not, I had never seen Alien 3 in my life. But with all the buzz around Alien: Romulus, I figured I would check out this controversial movie that also just so happens to be the directorial debut of David Fincher. I could only get access to the theatrical cut, not the Assembly Cut, which is said to be far better, so this … Continue reading First Time: ‘Alien 3’ Theatrical Cut Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Alien Covenant’ Tries To Be Both Alien 5 and Prometheus 2 At The Same Time With Mixed Results – ScreenHub Entertainment

Fans and critics were a little miffed when Ridley Scott released Prometheus, as it felt very detached from the Alien franchise, so much so that it’s the only film in the franchise to not have “Alien” in the title. To help bring things back on track, the follow-up to that movie would not be Prometheus II, but instead Alien: Covenant, which would feel more in … Continue reading ‘Alien Covenant’ Tries To Be Both Alien 5 and Prometheus 2 At The Same Time With Mixed Results – ScreenHub Entertainment

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