There’s been a lot of buzz around The Last Showgirl ever since it premiered at TIFF in September 2024. A big part of that was due to the comeback performance of Pamela Anderson, who has since gone on to be nominated for a Golden Globe for her role in this movie. The film is a snapshot portrait of life in Las Vegas for these entertainers … Continue reading ‘The Last Showgirl’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Episode six of Skeleton Crew was directed by Bryce Dallas Howard and finally put some much needed spotlight on KB. Of the four kids, she’s the one who has felt the most sidelined so it was appreciated that the show finally put some attention on her. We open up basically where we left off, with the kids falling down the trapdoor that Wim triggered to … Continue reading Star Wars Skeleton Crew: ‘Zero Friends Again’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Director Robert Eggers’ passion project was always a remake of the 1922 film Nosferatu, but he thought it would be extremely bold of him to remake one of the most iconic horror films of all time as one of his first movies. Now, for his fourth belt and plenty of acclaim to his name, Eggers has brought his interpretation of the vampiric legend to the … Continue reading Succumb To The Darkness: ‘Nosferatu’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It seems Lucasfilm’s Christmas present for fans of Skeleton Crew this year was delivering the shows best episode to date in time for the big day. I’ve said this show works best when it fully commits to the pirate angle and the fifth episode dives into that angle in a big way. The only thing that really felt off in this episode was how quickly … Continue reading Star Wars Skeleton Crew: ‘You Have A Lot To Learn About Pirates’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Episode four of Skeleton Crew was a bit of a weird one if I’m being honest. After finding the map to At Attin in last week’s episode, the crew find themselves on a planet, believing it to be their home world, but discovering a whole different, yet eerily similar, planet instead. But the episode, directed by Everything, Everywhere, All At Once directors The Daniels, makes … Continue reading Star Wars: Skeleton Crew: ‘Can’t Say I Remember No At Attin’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It seems I was one of a small handful of people who actually saw the latest Lord of the Rings film in cinemas over the weekend. The anime picture, executive produced by Peter Jackson and Fran Walsh of the original trilogy, was an unmitigated box office disaster for the franchise, bringing in less than $5 million. But regardless of that, how was the movie in … Continue reading ‘The Lord of the Rings: War of the Rohirrim’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Skeleton Crew’s third episode is once again directed by David Lowrey (The Green Knight) and very much feels like a continuation of last week’s events. So much so that I wonder if they were initially one whole episode. But while the episode was brief and featured not one, but two escapes, it continued to be a delight to watch. Very Interesting, as an Astrogation Problem … Continue reading Star Wars: Skeleton Crew: ‘Very Interesting, as an Astrogation Problem’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Younglings never say die. I must admit, I wasn’t that interested in the latest Star Wars show to hit Disney+. Skeleton Crew’s marketing failed to reel me in, giving the impression the series would be sillier and kiddie for lack of a better term. But despite not being that excited to watch it, I hit play regardless. And despite it not exactly breaking new ground … Continue reading ‘Star Wars: Skeleton Crew’ Episodes 1+2 Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
If you know someone who is a fan of musical theater, please check on them because they have likely been vibrating with excitement for weeks. One of the most iconic modern Broadway musicals finally has a theatrical adaptation, and the anticipation in the “theater kid” fandom has been insane. But does Wicked Part 1 live up to the hype? The Wicked Plot First of all, … Continue reading Is The ‘Wicked’ Movie Worth Watching? Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Gladiator II is one of those movies that I’ve simultaneously been incredibly excited for, yet very concerned about. I didn’t exactly think the original Gladiator film needed a sequel, especially after all these years, and director Ridley Scott has been, well, inconsistent as of late, to say the least. But after twenty-four years (sixteen in-universe), we’re back in Ancient Rome. The question is, was it … Continue reading Was I Entertained? ‘Gladiator II’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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