Frank Herbert can be considered no worse than any author for standing on the shoulders of giants Continue reading Five Sci-Fi Books that Inspired Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s now been more than two years since the biddings around the next James Bond movie officially started. After No Time to Die ran in theatres in the fall of 2021, co-producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson from EON Studios told the press that it would be a while before they start working on a new movie. Considering the amount of work that goes … Continue reading The Ideal Directors to Helm James Bond 26 – ScreenHub Entertainment
We at ScreenHub Entertainment are pretty big fans of Hideo Kojima’s bizarre exploration game Death Stranding. So, when we got to see more of the sequel, now titled Death Stranding 2: On The Beach, in action at the January 2024 State of Play, our interest was naturally piqued. Did we understand what was going on? Not really, but that’s on-brand for both Kojima and this … Continue reading ‘Death Stranding 2: On The Beach’ Looks Crazy In All The Right Ways – ScreenHub Entertainment
I have always had an odd fascination with horror stories where the villain is not an imposing slasher or a monstrous beast, but rather a place. The idea of a malevolent intelligence simply existing in a space is a fairly rare theme in film. Some notable examples are Poltergeist and Event Horizon, and one more that seems to have been forgotten over the years. The … Continue reading ‘1408’ is a Forgotten Horror Gem – ScreenHub Entertainment
In a matter of days, the future doesn’t look so bright for Kang the Conqueror. As soon as Loki season two wrapped up, news started trickling out from the trades that the next Avengers film, The Kang Dynasty, may be in trouble. First, there was the report from Vanity Fair writer Joanna Robinson, co-author of MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios, that Quantumania writer Jeff … Continue reading Is The Kang Dynasty “Doomed”? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Robert Egger’s Viking epic The Northman came out in April 2022 and, much like The Green Knight, was a movie that I was left feeling undecided on when it came time for my best of 2022 article. It did make its way on the list in the end, in combination with me thinking about the film more than other films, trying to decipher my feelings … Continue reading Revisiting ‘The Northman’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
When I first saw Halloween Kills, I hated it. When Green first announced his new take in the series, I couldn’t have been more excited and optimistic about his attempt to inject some mystery back into the franchise. After Halloween Kills, I couldn’t have been more cynical, convinced that David Gordon Green had broken his promise for a more grounded approach to Halloween in favor … Continue reading David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part II – The House on Lampkin Lane – ScreenHub Entertainment
Barbie depicts the rise of a fascist dictatorship in a very clear and frightening way. So, how does Greta Gerwig depict fascism in Barbie? Continue reading Fascism in Barbieland: Is Greta Gerwig Warning Us About Modern Day Fascists? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoilers for Part VI of Ahsoka, Far, Far Away After being teased about his return ever since the second season of The Mandalorian, Grand Admiral Thrawn returned to Star Wars in Part VI of Ahsoka. But the brilliant tactician wasn’t alone. Apart from three Nightsisters, he was flanked by hundreds of stormtroopers. Now these don’t appear to be your run-of-the-mill soldiers, with their shattered masks … Continue reading Who Are The Night Troopers in ‘Ahsoka’? – ScreenHub Entertainment
The Pierce Brosnan James Bond films are known for their terrible one-liners, ultra-suave leading man and a lot of camp, not to mention that the GoldenEye video game is forever immortalized. But one thing the movies aren’t known for is their nuance and cleverness, relying heavily on global opinion as to who the next major villain would be (Russian one day, North Korean the next). … Continue reading ‘Tomorrow Never Dies’ Was Frighteningly Ahead of its Time – ScreenHub Entertainment
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