Since the Golden Globes weekend is right at our door, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss the best movies that could be nominated for the Oscar season this year. My latest find is a black and white Netflix flick directed by newcomer Sam Levinson, which doesn’t seem like much on the surface, but hides a monster of a script that is … Continue reading ‘Malcolm and Marie’ 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
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
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
At a time when the movie industry questions the existence of theatres due to our new viewing habits during the pandemic, the talented American filmmaker David Fincher, that guy who offered us The Social Network (2010), Gone Girl (2014) and Seven (1995), has a very interesting page of cinema history to read to us. Choosing Netflix as a distributor and producer for his new project, … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘Mank’ Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Some minor spoilers for Klaus I recently lamented how Kurt Russell couldn’t save The Christmas Chronicles from being a dumb, shallow and cringy Netflix holiday feature. So the search began for a film that was better in every conceivable way. Thankfully for me, I didn’t have to look far as I stumbled upon Klaus. I remember when this movie was first announced, but never took … Continue reading ‘Klaus’ Is A Modern Christmas Classic – ScreenHub Entertainment
Making its debut in 2018, The Christmas Chronicles was quite the trendsetter when it came out and all that people talked about for a spell at the time. How come, you may ask? Well, that’s the question I asked myself. Curiously, there weren’t too many reviews out on the movie from critics I admire and trust, leading me to finally decide to give this holiday … Continue reading Kurt Russell Can’t Save ‘The Christmas Chronicles’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoilers for the first half of the show. Do you like Greek Mythology? Do you think the last few attempts at adapting it, from Immortals to Clash of the Titans were missing something? Well, look no further, as Netflix has you covered with their original animated series, Blood of Zeus. Instead of adapting a preexisting myth, or remaking an old movie, the folks who gave … Continue reading By The Gods, You Should Absolutely Be Watching ‘Blood of Zeus’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
On the 13th of October, Bert Kreischer dropped his new show, The Cabin with Bert Kreischer and here is the premise: Bert goes to a cabin in the woods and does a bunch of random stuff with comedians. If you are already a fan of The Machine, this is probably appealing. For those not familiar with Kreischer, he is a stand-up comedian who caught a … Continue reading Is “The Cabin with Bert Kreischer” Worth A Watch? – ScreenHub Entertainment
I wasn’t expecting a well-acted, well-written war drama with robots Continue reading ‘Transformers: War for Cybertron Trilogy-Siege’ Is Surprisingly Nuanced and Layered – ScreenHub Entertainment
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