I Watched ‘The Thing’ For The First Time In 2020- ScreenHub Entertainment

Minor spoilers for The Thing.  We’ve all been there, right? We hear about certain iconic films in our lives, whether it be through images, parodies, recreations, essays, or in rankings, yet despite being aware of said movie, never actually got around to watching it. Well, that was me with John Carpenter’s 1982 film The Thing. I heard it was creepy, gross, that its practical effects … Continue reading I Watched ‘The Thing’ For The First Time In 2020- ScreenHub Entertainment

‘The Boys’ And The Corporatization of Superheroes – ScreenHub Entertainment

At the time of its birth, the superhero genre was a charming, small industry that offered escape from an often cruel and unforgiving world, and gave its audience a glimpse of a place where truth and justice always prevailed. In today’s corporate ruled society, that simple charm is all but lost, with countless caped crusaders helming their own multimillion-dollar franchises often run by those who … Continue reading ‘The Boys’ And The Corporatization of Superheroes – ScreenHub Entertainment

Update: ‘Conan The Barbarian’ TV Series Coming To Netflix – ScreenHub Entertainment

Update #2: Netflix has partnered with Cabinet Entertainment and Pathfinder Media to bring Conan The Barbarian to the small screen. The streaming giant struck gold with the success of The Witcher series and is likely aiming to replicate their success with the granddaddy of the Sword and Sorcery genre. There’s no showrunner or cast announced at this point, but once we hear more, we’ll inform you … Continue reading Update: ‘Conan The Barbarian’ TV Series Coming To Netflix – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘TENET’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Ah TENET … we’ve been waiting for this one for a while now. Its theatrical release postponed many times due to the pandemic, this film was the new hope of Hollywood and Warner Bros. Studios. to revive cinemas in North America. Betting on the talent of Christopher Nolan (Dunkirk, Inception and The Dark Knight trilogy) for the blockbuster spectacle, where the majority of the scenes … Continue reading ‘TENET’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘The 13th Warrior’ Is A Forgotten Classic and One Of Michael Crichton’s Best Adaptations – ScreenHub Entertainment

It rarely gets the respect that it deserves, but The 13th Warrior is one of Michael Crichton’s greatest adaptations and a truly forgotten classic Continue reading ‘The 13th Warrior’ Is A Forgotten Classic and One Of Michael Crichton’s Best Adaptations – ScreenHub Entertainment

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

Michael Mann’s ‘Miami Vice’ Is A Flawed Crime Epic – ScreenHub Entertainment

Remakes are often tired and redundant, but Michael Mann’s 2006 adaptation of the TV show Miami Vice is anything but that. The show is known for its charming cast, stylish clothes and new wave influences and became an icon of 80s television. Mann was an executive producer on the show, which was created by Anthony Yerkovich, who is the E.P. of this movie. But things … Continue reading Michael Mann’s ‘Miami Vice’ Is A Flawed Crime Epic – ScreenHub Entertainment

1001 Movies: ‘Pink Flamingos’: Not A Movie, But An Experience – ScreenHub Entertaiment

Title: Pink Flamingos Year: 1972 Director: John Waters Length: 92 minutes Genre: Comedy/Crime Rating: NC-17 Country: USA On my quest to watch the 1001 movies list I found myself consuming movie after movie, trying to take as much as possible in. Preparing myself to crank out new articles discussing the greats and important movies of history. Rewatching became a necessity as I gathered my thoughts … Continue reading 1001 Movies: ‘Pink Flamingos’: Not A Movie, But An Experience – ScreenHub Entertaiment