It has been 30 years since Ron Howard’s directorial masterpiece, Apollo 13, was released in theaters. The film took audiences on a suspenseful retro space ride, reliving one of the most dynamic stories in American space flight history. But, after three decades, how does this American classic hold up? Continue reading Spoiler-free Review of ‘Apollo 13’, 30 Years Later – ScreenHub Entertainment
Things really start to come ahead in this week’s episode of Alien: Earth, the penultimate episode of this season. Multiple plot points end colliding, often violently, in this fast-paced episode of escape attempts and xenomorph carnage. One such plot point was Slightly’s attempt to get Arthur and the incubating alien to the beach, where Morrow is to rendezvous with them on the beach. But of … Continue reading Alien: Earth ‘Emergence’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Robert Redford, the legendary actor, director, and founder of the Sundance Film Institute, passed away at the age of 89 on Tuesday in Utah. Redford was one of those old iconic actors who made a name for himself in both the Western and Political genres in the 60s and 70s. Some of his most iconic films include Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (for which … Continue reading Legendary Actor Robert Redford Passes Away At 89 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Last week, I was lucky enough to find some time to go and see Jaws on the big screen for the film’s 50th anniversary. True, I already own a copy of the film and have seen it dozens of times by now, but I had never seen it projected in the cinema. Now, for the anniversary, a 4K restored cut got screened near me for … Continue reading ‘Jaws’ 50th Anniversary: On The Big Screen – ScreenHub Entertainment
Last week’s episode of Alien: Earth was so good that the odds of this week’s episode being as good or better were pretty low. And I’d say that’s on the money. Not that this week was bad; it was pretty consistent with the rest of the season, actually. However, we definitely came off a high this week, and there were some more noticeable cracks in … Continue reading Alien: Earth ‘The Fly’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
There is a new indie coming-of-age comedy in theaters called Pools, and ScreenHub Entertainment was invited to the red-carpet premiere. It’s a surprising film that takes some classic elements and refines them for a new age. Will this heartfelt comedy make a splash? The Plot Pools follows Kenedy, a Shakespearean wood nymph of a college student in the midst of an existential crisis. In a … Continue reading Is the New Movie ‘Pools’ a Refreshing Take on Classic Comedy? Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
If you’re a longtime reader of the site, then you’ll probably be aware that we have some big James Bond fans on the team, myself included. So, of course, there’s a lot of interest in 007 First Light, the upcoming video game from IO Interactive (IOI), the game studio that gave us the Hitman games. I think there’s a lot to be excited about after … Continue reading ‘007 First Light’ Impressions – ScreenHub Entertainment
Noah Hawley returns to the director’s chair in the fifth episode of Alien: Earth, and I’d argue this episode is not only the best of the show so far, but one of the best entries in the Alien franchise. The whole episode served as one giant flashback aboard the Maginot, showcasing what happened to the crew before the ship crashed down in Prodigy City. I … Continue reading Alien: Earth ‘In Space, No One…’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
In this media-saturated world, all creators are trying to find new ways to push the envelope on what is acceptable to be shown. Among the waters being tested is ways to shock the viewer. It can be hard to tell when such efforts are merely exploitive efforts to grab attention, and which are bold statements willing to put the viewer in uncomfortable places. Speak No … Continue reading How Speak No Evil (2022) Tackles Failure of Agency – ScreenHub Entertainment
We all have our projects that we are most excited to see return to the screen. For some of us, it’s the next superhero movie. For others, it is the next independent horror film. For me, it’s the upcoming remake of Threads. The makers of Adolescence, the stirring Netflix series about broken youth and radicalization, have announced their plans to remake the 1984 BBC film, … Continue reading In Preparation for the Remake of ‘Threads’ Here’s Our List of Top 10 Nuclear Apocalypse Movies – ScreenHub Entertainment
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