Trailers…so many trailers! The gents unpack the latest news and rumours, including a quick overview of the latest Oscars, The Gentlemen on Netflix and Masters of the Air on Apple TV +. Apple Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 53 – TRAILERS! / Aaron Taylor-Johnson Rumours / The Gentlemen
Update no.1: Mickey 17 has been pushed until January 2025 and has been removed from this list. Update no. 2: Ballerina has been pushed to June 2025 and has been removed from this list. It’s that time of year when we look to the future and can get excited about all the movies on the horizon. We had a lot of delays in recent memory … Continue reading Our Most Anticipated Films of 2024 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Taking a quick break from current affairs, the gents review the best movies about “aliens” and “UFOs” in recent memory, including the ones in their personal collection. We want to thank our partner, Live City Media, and our current affiliate, Level Up Sabers. You can shop for a state-of-the-art and handmade dueling lightsaber on levelupsabers.com. ‘Film & Spirits’ may get a percentage of the sale … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 46 – Alien Movies!
Here we go again! To your delight, and ours, we’re back at Montreal’s Comiccon in 2023. Following the same genre exploration as last year’s conferences, the planning committee decided to select two stars that also took part in the James Cameron sci-fi universe like Robert Patrick did. We’re talking of two 80s action stars that are still at it today: Michael Biehn (66 years old) … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon 2023: Q&A with Lance Henriksen and Michael Biehn – ScreenHub Entertainment
When Sir Arthur Conan Doyle killed off Sherlock Holmes in The Final Problem, reactions from his readership were, to say the least, very vocal. He received backlash from longtime fans of the series, including from his own mother. Eventually, the backlash escalated to death threats. Frazzled by the reaction, the horrified author eventually wrote Adventure of the Empty House to resurrect the character and quell … Continue reading Facing Our Toxic Fandom – ScreenHub Entertainment
At a glance it may seem easy to dismiss Aliens vs. Predator 2. Sandwiched between the classic 1999 game and the 2004 film that finally brought this battle to the big screen, this 2001 shooter is often lost in the shuffle when looking at the crossover series’ impressive history. But make no mistakes – even almost 20 years after its initial release, Aliens vs. Predator … Continue reading Return to LV 1201: Remembering Aliens vs. Predator 2 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Where do we go from here? That seems to be the common question about the Alien series these days. Since its 1979 release, the original has consistently been called one of the greatest science fiction movies ever made. The last 40 years have been spent trying to recapture that spirit, and the results have been very hit and miss. Since 2017, it’s been hard to … Continue reading What’s Next For ‘Alien’? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Those who follow us are aware of my ever so modest love of Alien: Isolation. Following years of disappointing misfires, Isolation recaptured the feeling of watching the original Alien on VHS for the first time. So when news broke that the 2013 masterpiece was being adapted into a novel, it quickly became one of my most anticipated books of the year. Sadly, in spite of … Continue reading Amanda Ripley Goes to College: Why ‘Alien: Isolation’ Novel Fails – ScreenHub Entertainment
These days, it’s hard to think of Aliens vs. Predator without rolling your eyes. The title evokes less than pleasant memories of the 2004 film and its abysmal sequel, films that seemed more like B movie fluff than anything else. But there was a time when Aliens vs. Predator generated a lot of excitement in the fanbase, with titles that were comparable to the films … Continue reading A Different Kind of Star Wars: An ‘Aliens vs. Predator’ Retrospective – Screenhub Entertainment
Though considered a classic, James Cameron’s Aliens isn’t without its critics. A sequel to Alien, one of the most persistent criticisms of Cameron’s film was that it de-mystified the creature. Its approach is said to lack the personality of the original beast, dumbing it down to an unintelligent animal that more closely resembled an insect. While certainly an issue found in various comic book and … Continue reading Why ‘Aliens’ Didn’t Turn The Monster Into A Space Bug – ScreenHub Entertainment
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