Category: Horror

Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, Horror, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews

“Alien: Romulus” Review (non-spoiler) – ScreenHub Entertainment

Although the movie slate for 2024 got us ‘partly’ excited, this is one of the few exceptions where we, sci-fi fanboys, were getting really hyped. The Alien franchise is back, with a brand-new filmmaker behind the helm of the ship! Directed by highly capable horror director Fede Álvarez, the mind behind Don’t Breathe (2016) and Evil Dead (2013), the iconic Xenomorphs are back and in … Continue reading “Alien: Romulus” Review (non-spoiler) – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘Prometheus’ Is Actually An Interesting Sci-Fi Film, But Not A Great ‘Alien’ Film – ScreenHub Entertainment

Alien: Romulus is about to release and I figured I’d try and slip in a few Alien-related films before going to check out Fede Álvarez’s entry. I had already watched Ridley Scott’s original Alien and James Cameron’s Aliens somewhat recently, so that left the option of going to Aliens 3 or venturing back to Prometheus, a film I haven’t seen since its theatrical release. And … Continue reading ‘Prometheus’ Is Actually An Interesting Sci-Fi Film, But Not A Great ‘Alien’ Film – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Montreal Comiccon 2024: ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ 40th Anniversary Scream Queens Panel- ScreenHub Entertainment

2024 marks the 40th anniversary of the original Nightmare on Elm Street and as such, the Montreal Comiccon put together a panel celebrating the Scream Queens of the franchise by bringing in Heather Langenkamp, Ronee Blakley, Amanda Wyss, and Lisa Wilcox to the stage to talk about their time in the franchise. The cast, who have acted in different films across the franchise, with Langenkamp … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon 2024: ‘A Nightmare on Elm Street’ 40th Anniversary Scream Queens Panel- ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

A Quiet Place: Day One is the prequel/spinoff to the sci-fi/horror franchise starring Lupita Nyong’o and Joseph Quinn. Franchise veteran John Krasinski has a writing credit on this one but passes over the directing duties to Michael Sarnoski (Pig). So, does this franchise work without its usual cast and director? Let’s find out. Much like the opening sequence in A Quiet Place: Part II, Day One … Continue reading ‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Alexander Abbey, Horror, Link In Bio, Opinion, Reviews

‘1408’ is a Forgotten Horror Gem – ScreenHub Entertainment

I have always had an odd fascination with horror stories where the villain is not an imposing slasher or a monstrous beast, but rather a place. The idea of a malevolent intelligence simply existing in a space is a fairly rare theme in film. Some notable examples are Poltergeist and Event Horizon, and one more that seems to have been forgotten over the years. The … Continue reading ‘1408’ is a Forgotten Horror Gem – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Horror, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews

David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part III – What Happens After – ScreenHub Entertainment

I first discovered Halloween back in the early 2000s, there were only eight movies. I remembered my excitement when I started Halloween Resurrection, eager to see Laurie Strode fight the Shape once more. I can’t begin to describe my dismay when the long-running heroine was killed in the opening scene, paving the way for one of the most alienating movie experiences I’d ever had. Laurie … Continue reading David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part III – What Happens After – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Horror, Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion, Reviews

David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part II – The House on Lampkin Lane – ScreenHub Entertainment

When I first saw Halloween Kills, I hated it. When Green first announced his new take in the series, I couldn’t have been more excited and optimistic about his attempt to inject some mystery back into the franchise. After Halloween Kills, I couldn’t have been more cynical, convinced that David Gordon Green had broken his promise for a more grounded approach to Halloween in favor … Continue reading David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part II – The House on Lampkin Lane – ScreenHub Entertainment

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The ‘Fear Street Trilogy’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s that time of year once again, when we turn down the lights and bask in the ritualistic viewing of horror movies for the month of October and the spooky day of Halloween. I meant to watch these movies last year, but life got in the way, so this year, I made sure to check out the Fear Street trilogy on Netflix. A trio of … Continue reading The ‘Fear Street Trilogy’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Horror, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews

David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part I – It’s About Her – ScreenHub Entertainment

Last year saw the release of Halloween Ends, the controversial final installment to director David Gordon Green’s trilogy of sequels to John Carpenter’s horror classic. Although well-regarded on the whole, the 2018 film left some viewers scratching their heads at some of the odd choices made by Green and company, confusion that only grew with each subsequent film. To say reactions were mixed would be … Continue reading David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part I – It’s About Her – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Montreal Comiccon 2023: Q&A with Lance Henriksen and Michael Biehn – ScreenHub Entertainment

Here we go again! To your delight, and ours, we’re back at Montreal’s Comiccon in 2023. Following the same genre exploration as last year’s conferences, the planning committee decided to select two stars that also took part in the James Cameron sci-fi universe like Robert Patrick did. We’re talking of two 80s action stars that are still at it today: Michael Biehn (66 years old) … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon 2023: Q&A with Lance Henriksen and Michael Biehn – ScreenHub Entertainment

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