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Zack Snyder Is Off The Leash In Netflix’s ‘Army Of The Dead’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Ever since 300 came out, director Zack Snyder has had a productive working relationship with Warner Bros. That is, until his DCEU films were met with mixed receptions, most recently his four-hour cut of Justice League. Now, Snyder is free from the conflict with Warner and has seemingly been given carte blanche over at Netflix for Army of the Dead, his first film away from … Continue reading Zack Snyder Is Off The Leash In Netflix’s ‘Army Of The Dead’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Action, Disney, Link In Bio, Sci-fi, Sean Gallagher, Star Wars, Streaming

How ‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Potentially Connects To ‘The Mandalorian’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Potential spoilers for the season as well as for the episode “Aftermath” On May 4th, Disney+ released the first of sixteen episodes for the follow up to the critically acclaimed and fan-favourite television series, Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Now, one year after that show ended, another begins. Star Wars: The Bad Batch is a direct follow up to that show, so much that it … Continue reading How ‘Star Wars: The Bad Batch’ Potentially Connects To ‘The Mandalorian’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Action, Eric Hanson, Franchises, Link In Bio, Movies

‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Is The Best Kind of Fast Food Cinema – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since its release, reactions to Godzilla vs. Kong seem to have been divided between two extremes. On the one hand, you have moviegoers proclaiming it a messy failure with little to no artistic value. On the other, you have avid fans who embrace the film’s over-the-top and cheesy execution. ‘It’s a movie about a giant lizard fighting a giant monkey. What do you expect?’ they … Continue reading ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Is The Best Kind of Fast Food Cinema – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Action, Fantasy, Link In Bio, Netflix, Opinion, Sean Gallagher, TV

What ‘The Witcher’ Needs To Get Right In Its Second Season – ScreenHub Entertainment

Potential spoilers for season two of The Witcher When it debuted back in 2019, The Witcher was revealed to be the most popular show on Netflix. The show, based on the best-selling novels by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, promised to fill in the void left by Game of Thrones. But despite the star power of Henry Cavill, the show stumbled quite a bit in its … Continue reading What ‘The Witcher’ Needs To Get Right In Its Second Season – ScreenHub Entertainment

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How King Kong First Fought Godzilla – ScreenHub Entertainment

The upcoming action epic Godzilla vs. Kong is one of the most anticipated movies of the year. The fourth entry in the Legendary Monsterverse pits the two cinematic legends against each other in what promises to be a worldwide brawl, but this isn’t the first time Godzilla and King Kong have butted heads. The rich histories of both icons have crossed paths before, resulting in … Continue reading How King Kong First Fought Godzilla – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Action, Comics, Disney, Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, MCU, Reviews, TV

‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Episode 1 Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Let me be honest. I reviewed a couple of episodes of WandaVision, and I was never really hooked during the show’s entire 9 episodes runtime. It had a slow start and it lacked that spark that makes all MCU films shine. Well, I’m pleased to say that the spark is back in an AMAZING fashion in that first episode of The Falcon and the Winter … Continue reading ‘The Falcon and the Winter Soldier’ Episode 1 Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Maidens & Maniacs: Female Empowerment in the Slasher Genre – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since the slasher sub-genre of horror films exploded into cinemas in the late ’70s, many critics have attacked the genre as being sexist against women. Films like Halloween, Friday the 13th and others are often labelled as misogynistic morality tales that punish those living their lives freely, and only reward the so-called “good girls” with their lives. This is a tune sang by many of … Continue reading Maidens & Maniacs: Female Empowerment in the Slasher Genre – ScreenHub Entertainment

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