Spoilers for the end of The Green Knight I recently revisited The Northman, a film that left me conflicted the first time I watched it and ended up forming a new opinion of the film once I was able to digest it a second time. A similar film that had left me conflicted was 2021’s The Green Knight and I thought after gaining new insight … Continue reading Revisiting ‘The Green Knight’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
BE ADVISED – This movie can so easily go unnoticed for what it really is while you’re scrolling on Netflix on a quiet evening, so stay alert! Although the title and overall marketing assets may suggest this is another generic action romp that the streamer has produced, The Killer is actually the work of one of the few masters of suspense cinema we have left … Continue reading “The Killer” Spoiler-Free Review – 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
The gents are doing things a little differently this time, and we’ll recommend excellent accessible whiskies for beginners just discovering spirits. After that, Fred reviews David Fincher’s latest thriller The Killer on Netflix, while Sean gives his impressions of the much-talked-about The Fall of the House of Usher on the same streamer. We want to thank our partner, Live City Media, and our current affiliate, … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 48 – Best Whiskies for Beginners / The Killer / The Fall of the House of Usher
Butcher’s Crossing has every chance of becoming another Nicholas Cage cult hit, but does it succeed? Continue reading ‘Butcher’s Crossing’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
War is hell, so the expression goes, but it’s also emotionally draining, psychologically damaging and full of horror. Netflix’s All Quiet on the Western Front captured this sentiment perfectly for the First World War and David Ayer’s tank epic Fury brings all those themes into the Second World War. For my money, 2014’s Fury is one of the most violent, unsettling and horror-fuel war films, … Continue reading David Ayer’s Bleak WWII Film ‘Fury’ Isn’t Perfect, But Is A Compelling Watch – ScreenHub Entertainment
By Liam Rodger No doubt one of the most popular superheroes of all time is Spider-Man. Since his debut in 1962, Peter Parker has always been considered one of the most relatable superheroes of all time and for this reason, he was loved by many. However, in recent years Marvel has been very unsure what to do with him and seems to refuse to let … Continue reading Marvel Needs to Fix Spider-Man [Guest Editorial] – ScreenHub Entertainment
We’re starting to enter Westeros withdrawal now that we’re between the releases of seasons one and two of House of the Dragon, which is slated to release in early summer 2024. So naturally, we’ve turned to the source material and have been diving into the history George R.R. Martin set up for his grand tale. We’ve talked about the First Blackfyre Rebellion and how Brendyn … Continue reading Game of Thrones: The Second Blackfyre Rebellion Explained – 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
I first discovered Halloween back in the early 2000s, there were only eight movies. I remembered my excitement when I started Halloween Resurrection, eager to see Laurie Strode fight the Shape once more. I can’t begin to describe my dismay when the long-running heroine was killed in the opening scene, paving the way for one of the most alienating movie experiences I’d ever had. Laurie … Continue reading David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part III – What Happens After – ScreenHub Entertainment
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