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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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Action, Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, Sci-fi

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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Eric Hanson, Horror, Movies

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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Comedy, Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Movies, TV

Beginner Film Theory: What to Expect from a Community Movie – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since its re-release on Netflix, the cult sitcom Community has found a second life, recapturing old fans, bringing in new ones, and reviving the old discussion of just when will we get a Community movie? Early on in the show’s run, meta shaman Abed Nadir states that the ideal length for any television series is six seasons and a movie. The final episode of Community … Continue reading Beginner Film Theory: What to Expect from a Community Movie – ScreenHub Entertainment

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‘WandaVision’ Episode 5 [SPOILER Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment

I don’t know about you, but I’m so happy to see this show finally pulling back the curtain on its big mystery. After a whole month of head-stratching episodes, last week’s episode 4 spent its whole runtime presenting us the backstory of SWORD agent Monica Rambeau (presented at first as Geraldine in the sitcom). Monica is in fact Maria Rambeau’s (Lashana Lynch) daughter, which was … Continue reading ‘WandaVision’ Episode 5 [SPOILER Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Fantasy, Link In Bio, Movies, Sean Gallagher

What ‘The Hobbit’ Trilogy Got Right – ScreenHub Entertainment

So we all know that Peter Jackson’s Hobbit trilogy is an inferior piece of fantasy entertainment when compared to its big brother, the Oscar-winning adaptation of J. R. R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. The Hobbit was mired in development hell and was essentially shot on the spot, with little time for Jackson and his team to plan it out properly. As such, the … Continue reading What ‘The Hobbit’ Trilogy Got Right – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Documentary, Eric Hanson, Link In Bio, Netflix, Reviews, TV

‘Challenger’ Takes Viewers Back to a National Tragedy – ScreenHub Entertainment

Of the series that was launched on Netflix last year, few possessed the potency of Challenger: The Final Flight. For those who grew up after the Challenger tragedy, it might be easy to not understand just what this ill-fated flight meant to the United States and the world. What Challenger does superbly well is it places the viewer back in the 1980s and takes them … Continue reading ‘Challenger’ Takes Viewers Back to a National Tragedy – ScreenHub Entertainment

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What ‘Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer’ Gets Right About True Crime – ScreenHub Entertainment

There’s no doubt about it. People are fascinated by their predators. Whether it be monsters from mythology or the real-life terrors of serial murderers, people seem to have a strange curiosity about what, or who wants to kill us. For this reason, the true-crime genre remains very popular amongst the American public, and Netflix has produced several notable titles. With such works as The Bundy … Continue reading What ‘Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer’ Gets Right About True Crime – ScreenHub Entertainment

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