I have something of a love/hate relationship with the Fast and Furious films. Some of them I quite enjoy, some are okay and some are really bad. I’ll do a ranking article shortly after this (update, here it is), but before that let’s talk about F9 because I finally sat down and watched it. This movie is…rough. In fact, it’s a giant mess. Let’s dive … Continue reading ‘F9: The Fast Saga’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Formula 1 will always have a soft spot in my heart. I used to spend a week each year in my late teens and early 20s working in the pit lane. I’ve met a lot of the drivers racing at the time, touched the cars being towed back to the pits and even held the door open for Mr. E (if you know, you know). … Continue reading ‘F1: Drive to Survive’: Interesting Behind-the-Scenes Doc or Trashy Reality TV? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Originally set to be a theatrical release, Disney pivoted to releasing Pixar’s latest film, Turning Red, on Disney+ due to fears over the Omicron variant. The move naturally frustrated many of the cast and crew who worked on the film, expecting it to hit the big screen. But Turning Red is out and available without having to pay extra for it, so you may be … Continue reading ‘Turning Red’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Big week for us geeks! The first teaser trailer for the future Disney+ show Obi-Wan Kenobi aired and the boys review the dark knight blockbuster by Matt Reeves: The Batman. In support of Ukraine, please donate generously to the Canadian or Ukrainian Red Cross. Apple Podcasts Anchor Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 15 – ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’ Teaser Trailer / ‘The Batman’ Review
The trailer for Obi-Wan Kenobi has finally dropped and wow, did it ever impress. The scope, dark and serious tone and the return of Ewan McGregor have cranked that anticipation up to 11. I wasn’t expecting the teaser trailer to put so much emphasis on the Dark Side though. Set largely to the iconic Duel of Fates song from The Phantom Menace, the teaser introduces … Continue reading Obi-Wan Kenobi: Who Are The Inquisitors? – ScreenHub Entertainment
One of ScreenHub’s and Film & Spirits’ most anticipated films of the year, The Batman has changed quite a bit ever since it was first announced. Originally, it was going to be a sequel to Justice League directed by Ben Affleck, the Batman from the DCEU who made his debut in the controversial Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. But after the mixed reception to … Continue reading ‘The Batman’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Vikings was one of the most popular and unique shows on television when it was on the air. Which was something of a surprise, as it was kind of the anti-TV show. Produced by the History Channel, the show featured characters that were heathen pagans with motivations and beliefs that don’t resonate with modern audiences and a culture that featured tons of heinous and bizarre … Continue reading ‘Vikings: Valhalla’ Is Good, But Falls Short Compared To Its Predecessor [Mild Spoilers] – ScreenHub Entertainment
These days, it’s hard not to think dinosaurs without thinking Jurassic Park. While the book was also a sizable hit, it’s arguably Steven Spielberg’s seminal classic that brought dinosaurs to life like never before, popularizing their origins with modern-day birds, and making then-unknown dinosaurs like Deinonychus (not Velociraptor dammit) into bona fide superstars. The franchise has become so synonymous with dinosaurs, that most can’t think … Continue reading Love ‘Jurassic Park’? Here Are Some Dinosaur IPs That Need a Reboot – ScreenHub Entertainment
Review and photos by: Lem Fillyaw ‘Horizon: Forbidden West’ Review Welcome back to ScreenHub Entertainment On Minute Videogame Reviews. I’m Bad Gamer Elite and today we’re talking about Horizon: Forbidden West. Horizon: Forbidden West is the sequel to Horizon: Zero Dawn, which absolutely is one of my favorite games. The Protagonist Aloy is a great character, there’s wonderful scenery, it’s amazing. [For Horizon Forbidden West] … Continue reading BGE’s One-Minute Review of ‘Horizon: Forbidden West’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
The Kingsman movies have been, quite literally, hit and miss with me. The first one was a surprise hit, a self-aware James Bond tribute film that put an emphasis on chivalry and style. The second film, The Golden Circle, was a bloated mess that abandoned many of the fun little lessons of the first and brought back Colin Firth’s character, undermining the shocking twist of … Continue reading The King’s Man’s Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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