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Is a ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Sequel a Good Idea? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Update 4 On September 4th, 2023, it was confirmed by Lucafilm to Variety that the project will now be a movie. So, is this the closest we’ll get to a Solo sequel? Stay tuned! Update 3 On July 27th, 2023, Donald Glover confirmed he’s co-writing the Lando series on Disney+ with his brother Stephen Glover as original writer Justin Simien (Dear White People) exits the … Continue reading Is a ‘Solo: A Star Wars Story’ Sequel a Good Idea? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Spike Lee Goes To Netflix: ‘Da 5 Bloods’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

To be honest, this movie couldn’t arrive at a more appropriate time! Now that the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement rages on across the world following the vicious murder of George Floyd at the hands of a white police officer in Minneapolis, militant director Spike Lee unveiled his first-ever Netflix movie with a golden cast of African American actors: the war drama Da 5 Bloods. Although … Continue reading Spike Lee Goes To Netflix: ‘Da 5 Bloods’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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

Let’s Talk About ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ [Spoiler Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment

As of late, I’ve been watching a lot of franchise movies to pass the time in these unusual circumstances. The latest one was the Terminator franchise, which was recently capped off by my first viewing of Dark Fate, the 2019 movie directed by Deadpool’s Tim Miller. The movie reunited Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarnezzger for the first time since T2 and James Cameron actually worked … Continue reading Let’s Talk About ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’ [Spoiler Review] – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Spoiler Free Review of ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. the Reverend’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

In 2015 the world was introduced to a plucky, effervescent, and nigh unbreakable young woman by the name of Kimmy Schmidt. In the following years, this redheaded beacon of sunshine that beamed through our Netflix accounts became a welcome break from an ever more unsettling reality. Sadly, in 2019 the series reached its inevitable end… or did it?  In a year of global pandemics, political … Continue reading Spoiler Free Review of ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs. the Reverend’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Animation, Link In Bio, Reviews, Sebastian Sheath, TV

Duncan Trussel’s “The Midnight Gospel” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

On April 20th, Duncan Trussel’s animated Netflix show dropped and, along with it, do did eight entirely new and interesting universes that the protagonist (Clancy, voiced by Trussel himself) explores in each of the eight episodes. The show is fantastical and ridiculous, with each episode exploring new ideas and concepts while maintaining consistent levity. That being said, the show is not for everyone. Performances and … Continue reading Duncan Trussel’s “The Midnight Gospel” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Games, Link In Bio, Sci-fi

How ‘Halo’ Tackles Religious Extremism – ScreenHub Entertainment

Most people would praise Halo for its intense action before its intelligent storytelling. The classic science fiction shooter series certainly isn’t short on excitement, but the story it tells, particularly in the second and third games, is far more complicated than it first appears. When examined closely, the Halo series weaves a tale of religious fanaticism as complicated and rich with allegory as any, and … Continue reading How ‘Halo’ Tackles Religious Extremism – ScreenHub Entertainment

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

‘The Skywalker Legacy’ Documentary Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

After a shipping delay due to Coronavirus, I’ve finally got my copy of The Rise of Skywalker. It’s the only episodic Star Wars film I’ve seen once in cinemas and instead of jumping to the movie for a rewatch, I opted to watch The Skywalker Legacy, the two-hour documentary that’s included with it. I found the previous doc, The Director and the Jedi, included with … Continue reading ‘The Skywalker Legacy’ Documentary Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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

How ‘Invisible Man’ Differs from Past Adaptations – ScreenHub Entertainment

The recent adaptation of H. G. Wells’ The Invisible Man has proven an unexpected treat. Brought to vivid life by the horror maestros at Blumhouse, this latest screen version of the seminal novel differs vastly from previous iterations from the story, allowing it to inject some new life into one of Universal Studios’ most impressive and long-lasting monsters. Leigh Whannell’s adaptation is a superb exercise … Continue reading How ‘Invisible Man’ Differs from Past Adaptations – ScreenHub Entertainment

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When He Wasn’t Michael Myers, Nick Castle Made Our Childhoods Awesome – ScreenHub Entertainment

In a world of celebrities and superstars, it might be hard to think there are any unsung heroes in Hollywood. Believe it or not, one of those unsung heroes happens to be one of the most recognizable faces in horror. In the original Halloween, notorious spree killer Michael Myers was brought to life by an actor named Nick Castle. Castle’s portrayal of The Shape permanently … Continue reading When He Wasn’t Michael Myers, Nick Castle Made Our Childhoods Awesome – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Horror, Link In Bio, Movies

Early Reactions Reveal Details, Give Cause For Optimism On ‘Halloween Kills’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Halloween Kills, the second film in David Gordon Green’s Michel Myers trilogy, has had its first test screening. Early buzz after the screening has given cause for cautious optimism, as apparently audiences enjoyed the film, and have even shared some interesting details that point to an ambitious sequel. More of the Night He Came Home The new sequel apparently takes a few pointers from 1981’s … Continue reading Early Reactions Reveal Details, Give Cause For Optimism On ‘Halloween Kills’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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