Since the Golden Globes weekend is right at our door, I thought it would be a good idea to discuss the best movies that could be nominated for the Oscar season this year. My latest find is a black and white Netflix flick directed by newcomer Sam Levinson, which doesn’t seem like much on the surface, but hides a monster of a script that is … Continue reading ‘Malcolm and Marie’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s a small miracle really: the recent Netflix premiere of Orson Welles’s lost final film, The Other Side of the Wind. It’s something akin to locating the Titanic or perhaps resurrecting a living breathing woolly mammoth. And the achievement isn’t merely about finding the film: this is the real deal, a genuine masterpiece from a genuine master filmmaker believed lost to history forever and suddenly … Continue reading The Other Side of the Wind Isn’t a Film You Watch; It’s a Film You Study – Screenhub Entertainment
As an ever changing medium, film shows its age more than most other art forms. While some films may be popular for their time, they may not always be as relevant. Emotion, however, is something that doesn’t change. The things that scared us in the 1950s are often just as unsettling today. In no particular order, I’m about to tell you 10 black and white titles … Continue reading 10 Black & White Movies That Are Still Terrifying – ScreenHub Entertainment
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