We reached out to a few indigenous creators to understand how some people feel about ‘Prey’ Continue reading Representation Matters: What Indigenous TikTok is saying about ‘Prey’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Sunday night saw the debut of House of the Dragon, the first of several planned Game of Thrones spin-offs, reigniting the excitement that surrounded the original show all the way through until the final season botched what was arguably set to be the biggest TV finale of all time. HBO, of course, has brought in different writers and an all-new cast for this story (the … Continue reading “House of the Dragon” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Alright, this took a while to watch so here’s your delayed review on this surprisingly trendy show. I wonder if Chris Pratt was getting a little tired of being typecast as “Chris Pratt” because his latest project, The Terminal List, on Prime Video, goes completely against Pratt’s usual archetype. This is simultaneously refreshing and frustrating, as Pratt’s character stumbles through this uneven but entertaining military … Continue reading Prime’s ‘The Terminal List’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
For this episode, Sean is solo and delivers his review of Bullet Train starring Brad Pitt, as well as the new Predator prequel Prey on Hulu or Disney+, depending on your region. We also acknowledge the work of late actress Anne Heche and discuss Warner Bros. Discovery. As always, we want to thank our partner, Live City Media, and our current affiliate, Level Up Sabers. … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 25: Sean Reviews ‘Bullet Train’ and ‘Prey’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Bullet Train feels like a movie from a different era. Specifically, it feels like a mid-2000s action movie, Smokin’ Aces very much comes to mind, with a dash of early Guy Ritchie and a sprinkle of Tarantino for flavour. Coming to us from David Leitch, who has co-directed the first John Wick and has since gone on to direct Deadpool 2, Hobbs and Shaw and … Continue reading ‘Bullet Train’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Review
I write this article not to nitpick or throw the Peter Jackson movies under the bus. On the contrary, Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films are some of my favourite films of all time. But some of the fan response to The Rings of Power has thrown me a bit off. Apart from all the racists coming out of the floorboards, a big reason why … Continue reading Nine Changes Peter Jackson Made In ‘The Lord of the Rings’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
When it comes to science fiction/horror, few franchises are both as beloved and spotty as the Predator series. Starting in 1987, the alien hunter has since made seven visits to the cinema, and none have garnered as much acclaim as the original suspenseful classic. By all accounts, the Predator franchise has been dead in the water for some time, so I was skeptical when a … Continue reading ‘Prey’ Is A Sleek, Brutal Monster Western – ScreenHub Entertainment
Recently the release of the trailer for Prey, the latest film in the Predator franchise, has been making rounds on the internet. This latest film continues the anthology base of the previous films, taking the series out of the modern-day and, instead, weaving a period piece about a young Indigenous American woman named Naru (played by Amber Midthunder) going head to head with one of … Continue reading The ‘Predator’ Movies Have Always Been Woke – ScreenHub Entertainment
After spending time at the Montreal Comic-Con, Fred and Sean discuss their experience attending the different panels, while also referring to the latest reveals of the San Diego Comic-Con. Sean also takes the opportunity to review Thor: Love and Thunder. Big shoutout to Live City Media for all the help they’ve provided. We encourage you to check out their site and get in touch with … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 24 – Montreal & San Diego Comic-Cons / Thor: Love and Thunder
Talk about a great action duo! Ryan Gosling versus Chris Evans; the Blade Runner VS. Captain America. This is the kind of action rivalry we don’t get much these days, at least not since the Face/Off in 1997, when John Travolta and Nicolas Cage made it so great. It was only a matter of time before we got a good action flick with Gosling, as … Continue reading ‘The Gray Man’ REVIEW – ScreenHub Entertainment
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