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Eric Hanson, Horror, Movies, Opinion

The Spell of ‘Midsommar’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Though a relative newcomer to the genre, Ari Aster is already one of the most accomplished and effective horror filmmakers of his generation. Midsommar, his sophomore effort into the genre, is a truly bizarre and memorable experience that tells of a group of friends falling into the clutches of a Pagan cult in Sweden. Reminiscent of such classics as The Wicker Man, Midsommar takes the … Continue reading The Spell of ‘Midsommar’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Fantasy, Games, harry potter, Link In Bio, Sean Gallagher, Video Games

[Update: ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ is Confirmed] Apparent Leaked Harry Potter Game Looks Amazing – ScreenHub Entertainment

Update 2: Hogwarts Legacy, initially advertised as releasing in 2021 on current and last-gen consoles, has been delayed until 2022, the developer revealed in a tweet, citing the game ultimately needs more time in order to deliver a quality game. Perhaps the misfire that was the Cyberpunk 2077 launch has caused the studio to look long and hard at what’s right. The question now is … Continue reading [Update: ‘Hogwarts Legacy’ is Confirmed] Apparent Leaked Harry Potter Game Looks Amazing – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Animation, Disney, Link In Bio, Reviews, Sean Gallagher

Pixar Made Its Most Human Movie To Date With ‘Soul’ [Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment

Minor spoilers for the first act, nothing not shown in the trailer. Well, 2020 is almost over and aren’t we glad for it. And as a little gift to Disney+ subscribers this year, the Mouse House has decided to drop its latest Pixar offering onto its streaming platform at no additional charge (unlike the live-action remake of Mulan earlier this year, which despite the additional … Continue reading Pixar Made Its Most Human Movie To Date With ‘Soul’ [Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment

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

Star Wars The High Republic: A Test of Courage Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

I haven’t read too many Star Wars junior novels to date. A large reason for this is because the ones that I have read came across as extended interludes that have little to no bearing on the bigger picture. That’s why it was a huge surprise and thrill to read Justina Ireland’s new junior novel, Star Wars The High Republic: A Test of Courage, one … Continue reading Star Wars The High Republic: A Test of Courage Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Disney, Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion, Sci-fi, Sean Gallagher, Star Wars

Did Disney Reveal Too Much Star Wars? – ScreenHub Entertainment

In terms of entertainment news, 2020 has been relatively quiet. The biggest news day for films this year has been DC Fandome event earlier this year, that is, until Disney said “hold my beer.” In a four-hour investor meeting streamed online, Disney unveiled their plans for the near future, showcasing upgrades to Disney+, their popular streaming platform, new content and where brands like Pixar and … Continue reading Did Disney Reveal Too Much Star Wars? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Animation, Link In Bio, Movies, Reviews, Sean Gallagher

‘The Road to Cyberpunk 2077’: Without ‘Ghost in the Shell’, We May Not Have ‘The Matrix’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

I recently lamented how Robert Rodriguez’s cyberpunk action flick Alita: Battle Angel suffered due to a bloated script and lack of any real themes. It was a fun popcorn movie, but considering the genre, there was potential for so much more. While Alita may have failed to ask some of the harder questions, Ghost in the Shell on the other hand asks them in spades. … Continue reading ‘The Road to Cyberpunk 2077’: Without ‘Ghost in the Shell’, We May Not Have ‘The Matrix’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Link In Bio, Movies, Opinion, Sci-fi, Sean Gallagher

Why I Think ‘Blade Runner 2049’ Is Better Than The Original – ScreenHub Entertainment

Spoiler alert. Let me just put it out there. Unlike Fred’s glowing recommendation of the influential Ridley Scott film, Blade Runner, I for one, am not a fan of it, regardless of which cut it is. Which is why I was so surprised that I loved Denis Villeneuve’s 2017 sequel, Blade Runner 2049. The sequel came out over thirty years after the release of the … Continue reading Why I Think ‘Blade Runner 2049’ Is Better Than The Original – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Why The Original ‘Blade Runner’ Remains My Favourite – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since Blade Runner 2049 hit theatres back in 2017, there was a new hype surrounding the cinematic sci-fi world launched by Sir Ridley Scott back in 1982. Underrated and possibly ‘underappreciated’ by most moviegoers, this franchise finally got the prestige and the attention it deserves. In fact, this is the very same franchise that helped launch the genre called “Cyberpunk“, which merges futuristic dystopia, hacker … Continue reading Why The Original ‘Blade Runner’ Remains My Favourite – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Horror, Link In Bio, Movies, Sci-fi, Sean Gallagher

How Does ‘The Thing (2011) Stack Up Against John Carpenter’s Original? – ScreenHub Entertainment

I recently watched John Carpenter’s excellent sci-fi horror film The Thing for the first time. Considering how time is limited until Halloween, I figured it’d be best to cram a few more horror flicks in before we hit November. So why not explore the 2011 version of The Thing? Contrary to what you may think due to the title, this version of the movie isn’t … Continue reading How Does ‘The Thing (2011) Stack Up Against John Carpenter’s Original? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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