After an unconventional release cycle, which saw three episodes get released a week over four weeks, Andor has come to an end. The show was, without a doubt, a masterclass in writing once again and segues nicely into Rogue One, which serves as more of a season finale than the final episode of this season does. Each week, audiences got a whole arc of Andor … Continue reading ‘Andor’ Season Two Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
While better than last week’s episode, this week’s episode of The Last of Us continues to be uneven due to the writing and rearrangement of the narrative relative to the source material. The most glaring this week is just how quickly the second day in Seattle goes by. After a brief scene where Dina is triangulating WLF radio signals on a map in the theatre, … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘Feel Her Love’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The fourth episode of The Last of Us‘ sophomore season dove back into horror in more than a few ways, aiming to further the character development. I’d say that one of these themes worked out, but the other stumbled pretty hard, unfortunately. Where the show stumbled this week was the relationship between Ellie and Dina. The two have been very “will they, won’t they” all … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘Day One’ Spoiler Review- ScreenHub Entertainment
The latest MCU theatrical release is a true underdog story, both on and off the screen. After the lackluster performance of Captain America Brave New World, Marvel has some work to earn the attention of even some of its more loyal fans. Luckily, I have good news about the baddest heroes on Earth 616. Thunderbolts* is worth it, and I’ll tell you why. The Plot … Continue reading Is Marvel’s ‘Thunderbolts*’ Good? Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The first thing I did when the credits started rolling on Warfare was wipe my palms against my pants. Rarely has a movie shaken me literally to my core, but A24’s latest film did just that. It was incredibly stressful and difficult to watch at times, but it was gripping in a way that few other war films have come close to. Just don’t go … Continue reading A24’s ‘Warfare’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Can you believe it’s been twenty years since Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith hit the big screen? I certainly can’t, but here we are. The Star Wars prequels have enjoyed something of a comeback as of late, whether that’s due to the people who were kids when these movies are grown up now and enjoying their nostalgia, or for feeling salty towards … Continue reading Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith: 20 Years Later – ScreenHub Entertainment
HBO’s The Last of Us started its Joel-less narrative this week, cutting Pedro Pascal’s name from the opening credits of the show, as well as his silhouette prior to the title splash. We may feel anger and loss, but I found the show itself felt a bit indifferent to the loss of the lead character. Sure, we saw flowers at the Miller residence, but unlike … Continue reading The Last of Us: ‘The Path’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Note: while this review is spoiler-free, I will be talking about what the horror is in the movie, something that wasn’t revealed in trailer 1 but confirmed in trailer 2. Sinners is the latest effort from writer/director Ryan Coogler and the first to not be based on a historical event (Fruitvale Station), or pre-existing IP (Black Panther, Creed). Not only that, but it’s the director’s … Continue reading ‘Sinners’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Note: there are massive spoilers in this review. Read on if you’re up to date, or don’t care. The second episode of The Last of Us’ second season was a tour de force of special effects and tragedy. It follows key events from the game, while also remixing and adding a lot to it, resulting in an emotionally draining hour of television (in a good … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘Through The Valley’ SPOILER REVIEW – ScreenHub Entertainment
This is a difficult month of April in Hollywood, especially for the greater Los Angeles area and movie goers of the 80s and 90s. We lost the great Val Kilmer on April 1st, 2025, a Los Angeles-born actor who most definitely shaped my childhood in so many ways. A passionate star, known to be incredibly committed to the art of acting (as it was mentioned … Continue reading Honoring Val Kilmer’s Underrated Batman & Bruce Wayne – ScreenHub Entertainment
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