Hayley Dodwell, Horror, Reviews

Elevation – Stephen King: A Book Of Sweetness, Where Are The Scares!? – ScreenHub Entertainment

Elevation the new novel by the legend who is an American writer, Stephen King. The book states it is a novel, but King fans are claiming it’s a novella. To be fair you can easily read Elevation in a weekend. It is a short read. But of course there is nothing wrong in that, just look at the Stephen King classic short story, The Body, … Continue reading Elevation – Stephen King: A Book Of Sweetness, Where Are The Scares!? – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Eric Hanson, Movies, Sci-fi

The Blade Runner Legacy: Six Shows That Rival the Dystopian Classic – ScreenHub Entertainment

Since gaining popularity in the mid-90s, Ridley Scott’s film Blade Runner has been viewed by many as the first and last word in sci-fi. Its depiction of a polluted, rain-soaked, and crime-ridden future gave us a textured world that revolutionized the dystopian sub-genre. Blade Runner’s iconic take on the world of tomorrow may remain unmatched in the cinematic universe, but that does not mean it … Continue reading The Blade Runner Legacy: Six Shows That Rival the Dystopian Classic – ScreenHub Entertainment

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1001 Movies, Jonathan Bosco, Movies

1001 Movies: All Quiet On The Western Front – ScreenHub Entertainment

Title: All Quiet on the Western Front Director: Lewis Milestone Year: 1930 Length: 2h 21 min Genre: War Country: USA Rating: PG   Lest We Forget With Remembrance Day celebrating its 100th anniversary, I felt it only fitting to watch what was considered one of the greatest War movies of all time. All Quiet on the Western Front tells the story of the disillusionment of … Continue reading 1001 Movies: All Quiet On The Western Front – ScreenHub Entertainment

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MCU, Movies, One Year Later, Sean Gallagher

One Year Later: ‘Thor Ragnarok’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

Welcome to One Year Later, a new series where we examine popular, newsworthy, divisive or misunderstood movies one year after they’ve been released to see how they’ve fared in an extended re-review. Our first entry comes from the 2017 smash hit film Thor Ragnarok, directed by Taika Watiti. The film was met with critical acclaim and made boatloads of money, $853, 977,126 worldwide to be … Continue reading One Year Later: ‘Thor Ragnarok’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Movies

Stop Worrying About the New Doctor Who; Worry Over the New Showrunner-ScreenHub Entertainment

An extraordinary amount has been said over the last 15 months about the new Doctor Who, Jodie Whitaker. The nastiest corners of this conversation have included debates over the suitability of choosing a woman for the role, but there have also been a great many thoughtful discussions about Whitaker herself, how the character has been re-imagined for its 13th incarnation, and why it’s about time the … Continue reading Stop Worrying About the New Doctor Who; Worry Over the New Showrunner-ScreenHub Entertainment

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Movies, Netflix, Reviews, Sean Gallagher

Netflix’s ‘Outlaw King’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Outlaw King is the tale of Robert the Bruce, King of Scots circa 1306 as he rallies the common folk to his cause to fight the English. If that sounds a little familiar, you wouldn’t be wrong. The film is essentially a sequel to the 1995 acclaimed (but historically inaccurate) film Braveheart. Outlaw King made it’s debut at TIFF earlier this year to lukewarm reviews. Since then, … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘Outlaw King’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Games, Sean Gallagher

How ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’s Slower Pace Enhances The Game – ScreenHub Entertainment

Spoiler free! Red Dead Redemption 2. Maybe you’ve heard of it. The blockbuster western has been making headlines lately, for its universal critical acclaim, it’s absurd attention to detail and for being the fastest selling piece of entertainment this year, even beating Avengers: Infinity War. The game has been out just over a week and the dust of excitement has started to settle down. But … Continue reading How ‘Red Dead Redemption 2’s Slower Pace Enhances The Game – ScreenHub Entertainment

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1001 Movies, Jonathan Bosco, Movies

1001 Movies: A Brighter Summer Day – ScreenHub Entertainment

Title: A Brighter Summer Day Director: Edward Yang Year: 1991 Length: 3hrs 57 min Genre: Drama/Crime/Romance Country: Taiwan Language: Mandarin Rating: Unrated in North America   WARNING: MILD SPOILERS AHEAD   Gu ling jie shao nian sha ren shi jian Deep in the heart of the early 60s lied a community of Chinese descendants pushed away from their home country by Japanese occupancy and living … Continue reading 1001 Movies: A Brighter Summer Day – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Fantasy, Movies, Sebastian Sheath

Everything We Know About The First ‘Game Of Thrones’ Prequel: Not ‘The Long Night’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

According to George R. R. Martin, author of Game of Thrones, casting is underway for the first Game of Thrones prequel (The Long Night). He wrote on his blog on October 30: Jane Goldman scripted the LONG NIGHT pilot and will be running the show.   She and her team are busy in London right now, neck deep in casting, and I [Martin] expect some more names will … Continue reading Everything We Know About The First ‘Game Of Thrones’ Prequel: Not ‘The Long Night’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

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Matthew Adkins, Reviews, TV

Un-complicating Television This Fall – ScreenHub Entertainment

TV has come a long way since the early days of I Love Lucy and The Love Boat. These days, in fact, a show like Game of Thrones sometimes garners more critical praise than the latest Oscar contender. Still, there’s something to be said for remembering television’s history, its early simplicity. Shows that can play on that simplicity in fresh ways can be every bit as enjoyable as the complicated and confusing critical darlings. Continue reading Un-complicating Television This Fall – ScreenHub Entertainment

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