Movies

‘Midsommar’ Is Two Hours of Dread – ScreenHub Entertainment

Ari Aster is an unusual director. Many people consider him a horror director, but I disagree. While most horror films are overt in their attacks on an audience, Aster takes a more subtle approach that borders on psychological torture. In this regard, Midsommar is one of the most overbearing and uncomfortable films I’ve seen in recent years, so much that it’s hard to tell whether … Continue reading ‘Midsommar’ Is Two Hours of Dread – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Frédéric Bourgeois-LeBlanc, Movies, Opinion

Movies Hated by Critics, But Secretly Loved by Fans Part III – ScreenHub Entertainment

This is my last one! Welcome to the third and last part of my three-part article on movies that, strangely, are unpopular with critics, but still managed to generate a fanbase throughout the years. As I mentioned previously, in the next paragraphs, it will be my great honour to introduce you to some of the ‘bastards’ of my movie collection. Even though I grew up … Continue reading Movies Hated by Critics, But Secretly Loved by Fans Part III – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Comics, MCU, Movies, News, Sebastian Sheath

Breaking Down All MCU News From San Diego Comic Con 2019 – ScreenHub Entertainment

This weekend, Hall H at San Diego Comic Con was full to the brim with pop-culture news on the DCEU, Westworld, and, of course, Marvel Studios. I will be writing some more posts, updating you on the other news that came out but, for now, I will be breaking down all the highlights from the Marvel panel. The Lineup Closest to us, the Black Widow … Continue reading Breaking Down All MCU News From San Diego Comic Con 2019 – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Movies, Netflix, Sci-fi

How ‘Stranger Things’ Has Changed – ScreenHub Entertainment

Though Stranger Things 3 continues to enjoy the warm critical reception of its predecessors, I couldn’t help but notice some stark changes from the show that captured my imagination back in 2016. While the original show was a superb blend of science fiction and horror, Stranger Things 3 has put a far greater emphasis on comedy at the expense of many of the scares. But … Continue reading How ‘Stranger Things’ Has Changed – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Movies, Sean Gallagher, Star Wars

Montreal Comiccon: Darth Maul Gets Funny, Weird and Real on Stage – ScreenHub Entertainment

The panel was scheduled to start at 5:15PM on Saturday. Naturally, this means fans-and press-have to line up early to ensure the best seats available. Next thing we know, it’s 5:30 and Ray Park, perhaps best known as Darth Maul on the big screen, is nowhere to be seen. The host of the panel assures us it won’t be much longer as he brings out … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon: Darth Maul Gets Funny, Weird and Real on Stage – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Sci-fi, Sean Gallagher, TV

Montreal Comiccon: We Explore The Final Frontier with Star Trek Discovery’s Spock and Captain Pike – ScreenHub Entertainment

Season two was a big year for the cast and crew of Star Trek Discovery, CBS All Access’ modern prequel series to The Original Series. Season one of the show built its foundation on new characters with some loose ties to the grander story but that all changed with the reintroduction of Spock and Captain Pike of the USS Enterprise to the narrative. Ethan Peck … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon: We Explore The Final Frontier with Star Trek Discovery’s Spock and Captain Pike – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Netflix, Sean Gallagher, TV

Montreal Comiccon: A Wacky and Unusual Chat with Klaus and Kid Luther from Netflix’s ‘The Umbrella Academy’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

At the 2019 Montreal Comiccon, two members of the hit Netflix series The Umbrella Academy graced the big hall on the fifth floor to talk about what it’s like playing dysfunctional superheroes. Those two actors were, of course, local actor Cameron Brodeur, who plays Young Luther and the Irish native Robert Sheehan, who plays Klaus. Sheehan in real life isn’t too far off his superhero … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon: A Wacky and Unusual Chat with Klaus and Kid Luther from Netflix’s ‘The Umbrella Academy’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Movies, Sean Gallagher

Montreal Comiccon: Elijah Wood Talks Hobbits and the Bizarre – ScreenHub Entertainment

Elijah Wood was an honoured guest at this year’s Montreal Comiccon and as such, had a lot to stay when he sat down for a Q&A on Saturday afternoon. Amazingly, the former child actor didn’t have to spend the entirety of his time talking about his largest role, which ironically saw him playing the hobbit Frodo Baggins in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy. … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon: Elijah Wood Talks Hobbits and the Bizarre – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Movies

A Christian’s Take On ‘Good Omens’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since its release, Good Omens has joined the ranks of many other films and tv shows that have dared to question some of faith’s most sacred ideas. I myself am a Christian, and my faith is something very near and dear to me. So what does this person of faith think of this outrageous, ludicrous piece of media that supposedly makes a mockery of some … Continue reading A Christian’s Take On ‘Good Omens’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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