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Guilty Pleasure: The ‘Underworld’ Series Has A Surprising Understanding of History and Mythology – ScreenHub Entertainment

We’re in the cold, desolate month of January, where most movie studios dump their unwanted movies to the big screen. When a film is projected to get poor reviews and potentially cost the studio money, they simply sacrifice it to the altar of January. This may be what Screen Gems thought was in store for their vampire versus werewolf franchise, which has been a January … Continue reading Guilty Pleasure: The ‘Underworld’ Series Has A Surprising Understanding of History and Mythology – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Books, Fantasy, Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, harry potter, Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion

The Time Is Right To Adapt ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ To The Big Screen – ScreenHub Entertainment

As HBO Max and its Canadian brother, Crave, kindly reminded us prior to the new year, 2021 marked the 20-year anniversary of the beginning of the Harry Potter franchise in cinema. It was in November 2001 that we were first introduced to Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint and Emma Watson as our official Harry, Ron and Hermione; which feels like centuries ago. ‘Blimey’ as Ron would … Continue reading The Time Is Right To Adapt ‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ To The Big Screen – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Action, Alexander Abbey, Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion, Sci-fi

Does ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Return To Its  Roots? [Updated] – ScreenHub Entertainment

With the release of The Matrix Resurrections, it is worth looking back to the beginning. What made The Matrix movies such a behemoth in an era before Marvel and DC even really got their footing? These are the reasons the original, The Matrix, is still some of the best sci-fi out there, and why The Matrix Resurrections needs to return to its roots. The Matrix … Continue reading Does ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Return To Its  Roots? [Updated] – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Horror, Link In Bio, Movies

‘Halloween Kills’ Adds a Brief Yet Crucial Few Minutes – ScreenHub Entertainment

There has been much hype about the streaming release of the extended cut of Halloween Kills. Kills proved perhaps to be the most polarizing film in the entire series, and many wondered if the added material would do anything to improve it. Those expecting a drastically different experience like say, the extended cuts of Terminator 2 or Avatar will be disappointed. What we get is … Continue reading ‘Halloween Kills’ Adds a Brief Yet Crucial Few Minutes – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Fantasy, Link In Bio, Netflix, Reviews, Sean Gallagher

‘The Witcher’ Season Two ‘A Grain of Truth’ Spoiler-Free Review (Virtual Premiere) – ScreenHub Entertainment

I was fortunate enough to get early access to the premiere of The Witcher’s second season and as such, felt the need to share my experience with you. The show has had a bit of an uphill battle for the production of the second season, from the pandemic to lead Henry Cavill tearing his hamstring, to delivering a season of television that didn’t get mixed … Continue reading ‘The Witcher’ Season Two ‘A Grain of Truth’ Spoiler-Free Review (Virtual Premiere) – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Horror, Link In Bio, Movies

3 Things ‘Halloween Kills’ Gets Right (and Wrong) About Michael Myers – ScreenHub Entertainment

Amongst slasher villains, Michael Myers is an enigma. The masked slasher became an instant icon after the first movie, but despite four decades of sequels, none have managed to recapture the killer’s quiet menace. Halloween Kills is but the latest in a long series of sequels that have tried to return Michael to form, an effort it doesn’t entirely fail. The polarizing film gets a … Continue reading 3 Things ‘Halloween Kills’ Gets Right (and Wrong) About Michael Myers – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Alexander Abbey, Link In Bio, Netflix, Opinion, Sci-fi

[Update] The Cancellation of ‘Cowboy Bebop’ and THIS IS WHY WE CAN’T HAVE NICE THINGS! – ScreenHub Entertainment

[Update] Some ambitious fans have begun a Change.org petition to save the live action Cowboy Bebop! Sign the petition here if you’d like to see more of the Bebop crew on Netflix, or another streaming service. In June of 2018, it was announced that Tomorrow Studios would produce a live-action version of one of the most beloved anime of all time, Cowboy Bebop. A year … Continue reading [Update] The Cancellation of ‘Cowboy Bebop’ and THIS IS WHY WE CAN’T HAVE NICE THINGS! – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Animation, Link In Bio, Netflix, Reviews, Sean Gallagher, TV

‘Arcane’ Is Nothing Short of Masterful [Spoiler-Free Review]- ScreenHub Entertainment

Leading up to the release of Netflix’s Arcane, I saw no hype or buzz around it. Even the trailers went under my radar. This is probably because I was not invested in League of Legends, the video game that the show is based on. But not long after the animated show debuted, something happened. There was a lot of buzz around the steampunk-inspired show from … Continue reading ‘Arcane’ Is Nothing Short of Masterful [Spoiler-Free Review]- ScreenHub Entertainment

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Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, Link In Bio, Sci-fi, Streaming, TV

The Pure Sci-Fi Vibe of ‘Foundation’ on Apple TV+ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Now that fall 2021 is officially Dune season for space geeks all around the globe, I think it is a great moment to discuss the sci-fi genre as a whole, in literature, TV and cinema alike. I’ve read many articles online that give massive credit (and rightfully so) to the author behind the Dune universe, Frank Hebert, for being one of the most influential authors … Continue reading The Pure Sci-Fi Vibe of ‘Foundation’ on Apple TV+ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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