It’s the time of year when many of us are reminded how much fun horror games are. This is Why You Should Play: Little Hope Continue reading Why You Should Play: ‘Little Hope’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
For those who’ve never seen Scream, I’ll keep this article spoiler-free as possible! Halloween is just days away which means you still have time to squeeze in a few horror movies before the month is up. There are a plethora of options out there but if you’ve seen sitting on Wes Craven’s Scream or perhaps it’s been a long time since you’ve checked it out, … Continue reading ‘Scream’ Is Still A Horror Classic 25 Years Later – ScreenHub Entertainment
Halloween at our doorstep and the DC Fandom coming to a close, we are discussing our favourite horror films as well as the new trailers out of DC Studios, including The Batman and The Flash and also a quick recap of our appreciation of No Time to Die. WARNING – This episode does feature alcohol consumption, listeners must be of legal drinking age (age varies … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 7 – Halloween movies / No Time to Die / The Batman & The Flash
Update: Dune Part Two has been greenlit and is targeting a theatrical release date of October 20th, 2023. Frank Herbert’s Dune was considered by many purists, fans and critics over the years to be unadaptable thanks to its philosophical text and rich lore. But Denis Villeneuve has succeeded where David Lynch didn’t: he’s made a thoroughly enjoyable adaptation of the source material that really needs … Continue reading ‘Dune’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
This piece is written by both Eric Hanson and Sean Gallagher The impending release of Denis Villeneuve’s Dune is perhaps the movie event of the year, with many excited to finally see a faithful adaptation of Frank Herbert’s classic epic brought to the screen. But, as most know, this wasn’t the first time Herbert’s tale was put to film, with acclaimed director David Lynch being … Continue reading A Beautiful Disaster: How David Lynch’s ‘Dune’ Almost Worked – ScreenHub Entertainment
With The Fellowship of the Ring about to turn 20 years old, an upcoming series coming on Amazon Video, which will be about the never-before-seen Second Age and a Gollum video game coming out soon, there’s a lot of Middle-earth content to look forward to. But while we look ahead to all that, now seemed like a good time to finally go back and check … Continue reading What ‘The Lord Of The Rings Online’ Is Like In 2021 – ScreenHub Entertainment
I’ve eagerly been awaiting Ridley Scott’s The Last Duel for some time now, despite the apparent lack of marketing surrounding this title. It appeared on both my 2020 and 2021 most anticipated films of the year list. The premise itself is simple enough: inspired by true events, the film is set in the late 1300s and two men will face off in a duel to … Continue reading ‘The Last Duel’ Review: A #metoo Movie Coated In Armour – ScreenHub Entertainment
Director David Gordon Green continues his revamped Halloween series with this brutal follow up to the 2018 sequel. Halloween Kills opens moments after the previous film ends, with the heroes recuperating in the local hospital before learning The Shape is still at large. As far as the Halloween sequels go, this is still one of the better, more ambitious films in the series, but while … Continue reading ‘Halloween Kills’ Is A Mixture Of Tricks and Treats – ScreenHub Entertainment
Now that No Time To Die has released and been viewed (finally), we can finally look back at Daniel Craig’s tenure as James Bond and see where the chips fall. The franchise has matured and evolved heavily with Craig playing 007, with more emphasis on character and emotions over the years, rather than action and style (although there is still plenty of that). Craig’s Bond … Continue reading Ranking The Daniel Craig James Bond Films – ScreenHub Entertainment
Written with help from Tom Tormey New York Comic Con took place this past weekend and, for the fifteen consecutive year, I was in attendance. Conventions of this size are rare in New York these days so, when they come around, it’s always a major event. However, like any con, regardless of size and media attention, there are always laudable aspects and areas of need … Continue reading NYCC 2021: A Return to Live Events – ScreenHub Entertainment
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