The King, directed and co-written by David Michôd of Animal Kingdom fame, was one of my most anticipated movies of 2019. Set during the 15th century, it chronicles the rise of King Henry V of England and the eventual battle of Azincourt. I’ve been saying for years that the medieval epic should make a comeback and it seems they slowly but surely, they are at … Continue reading ‘The King’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Many fascinating details have come forward since the announcement of David Gordon Green’s upcoming Halloween sequels. Picking up in the same continuity as the 2018 film, both Halloween Kills and Halloween Ends will not only feature the return of some of the series’ most memorable characters, but might also boast an interesting reference to the second installment. It’s possible that all three of Green’s films … Continue reading Will ‘Halloween Kills’ Take Place on the Same Night as ‘Halloween 2018? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Title: To Be or Not To Be Year: 1942 Director: Ernst Lubitsch Length: 99 Minutes Genre: Dark Comedy, War Rating: PG Country: USA Right in the throes of World War II, one film was brave enough to laugh in its face and make fun of the enemy that was conquering Europe bit by bit. The sheer guts it took to even make a movie … Continue reading 1001 Movies: To Be or Not To Be – ScreenHub Entertainment
The mythology and history surrounding the events of the Star Wars sequel trilogy are still shrouded in mystery but some of those burning questions are starting to unfold as we approach the release of The Rise of Skywalker. The film is set to be the finale of the Skywalker Saga and will tie the sequel trilogy with the original films and even the prequels. Once the film … Continue reading Star Wars Comic Reveals The Knights of Ren May Not Be Who We Thought – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s no secret that most American horror films of the last 50 years are teen centred. Many classics of this period from various slasher films to supernatural thrillers feature younger protagonists in an effort to appeal to a younger audience. Though commonplace now, horror wasn’t always a teen-centric genre. That all changed in the late 1950s with a little film called The Blob. For those … Continue reading How ‘The Blob’ Popularized Teen Horror Films – ScreenHub Entertainment
It has been a long ten years since the surprising success of the first Zombieland, now considered a cult classic zombie movie alongside such masterpieces like Shawn of the Dead (2004), and now director Ruben Fleischer and Sony Pictures finally decided to produce a sequel. I remember seeing this film with my friend when I just started college, we found its unique genre very cool … Continue reading ‘Zombieland: Double Tap’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Since its release, David Gordon Green’s Halloween sequel has earned critical acclaim for being perhaps the best follow up to John Carpenter’s 1978 original. For the longest time, that title was held by Rick Rosenthal’s Halloween II, the highly successful 1981 follow up that took place on the same night as the original. Halloween II continues the saga of the 1978 film. Picking up moments … Continue reading Halloween II vs. Halloween 2018 – ScreenHub Entertainment
For the Featured Artist of the Month for October, we have Christopher Moore, known professionally as C. Moore Designs. One of our featured writers, Reel*hit, otherwise known as Sean Gallagher, met Chris by chance and has followed his work with interest. Now seems like as good a time as any to share his work with the rest of you! Tell us a bit about yourself … Continue reading Featured Artist of the Month: C. Moore Designs – ScreenHub Entertainment
We heard so much about this one! First, there were those amazing screentests of Joaquin Phoenix with clown makeup. Then, there was that first awesome teaser trailer unveiling the Gotham City of the 1970s and the actor slowly portraying the iconic character. Finally, there was the Venice Golden Lion and the media buzz after TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival) surrounding the awesomeness of said movie. … Continue reading ‘Joker’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Most great works of fiction have at least one topical element to them, and Netflix’ The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance is one of them. Since its release, this stunning prequel to Jim Henson’s cult classic has joined the ranks of some of the greatest fantasies ever written, due in no small part to its world and characters built on the Muppet creator’s legacy. Apart … Continue reading How ‘The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance’ Urges Questioning of Traditions – ScreenHub Entertainment
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