More than a dozen times over the course of watching Wildwood, the latest film from Laika Studios, I caught myself thinking, “How the hell did they even make this movie?” It’s been a long time since I’ve been utterly transported by a movie, both in terms of imagination, spectacle, and craft, and yet Wildwood did just that. I didn’t bury the lede here: Wildwood is … Continue reading ‘Wildwood’ is a Must-See – ScreenHub Entertainment
Kal Penn’s latest film, Trust Me, I’m a Doctor, is a wild ride from start to finish. Part biopic, part true crime, and mostly laugh-out-loud comedy follows the real-life journey of Dr. Sandeep Kapoor, a simple doctor with a small practice in the San Fernando Valley, whose life is turned upside down when he is implicated in the death of reality star Anna Nicole Smith. … Continue reading ‘Trust Me, I’m a Doctor’: Director Thane Economou on Working with Kal Penn, Abbie Cornish, and Bringing This True Story to Life
The Social Network is considered by many to be an exemplary piece of cinema. We ranked it quite high on our coverage of the best films of the century thus far, so the pressure was certainly on for its quasi-sequel, The Social Reckoning. Can it live up to the legacy of the first film, and , better question, can it stand on its own? Let’s find … Continue reading Is ‘The Social Reckoning’ Worth Seeing? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoilers for a 25-year-old movie. Ten films and counting, and grossing $7.5 billion at the box office, it’s no doubt that the Fast franchise is a surprise juggernaut. But it has a humble beginning as a small-stakes street racing film. That movie, The Fast and the Furious, is now 25 years old. So how does the movie fare after all this time, especially considering the … Continue reading ‘The Fast and the Furious’ at 25 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Runner marks the first film I’ve seen from Angel Studios, and it ends up being an action/buddy film set in Australia. While not reinventing the wheel, the movie coasts into a breezy, fun romp thanks to the chemistry between the two leads, leading to an overall fun and entertaining action romp despite its shortcomings. Runner stars Alan Ritchson as Hank Malone, a former US Navy … Continue reading ‘Runner’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s been just over a decade since the release of Grand Theft Auto V, which is why it’s no surprise that the excitement for the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI is at a fever pitch. Per IGN, the game’s reveal has reached more views than Red Dead Redemption 2, Cyberpunk 2077, and Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom combined and has passed Mr.Beast for the most … Continue reading What To Watch As We Await ‘Grand Theft Auto VI’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Tony is A24’s biopic about celebrity chef and TV personality Anthony Bourdain. Unlike many biopics, such as the recent Michael or Bohemian Rhapsody, Tony elects to focus its biopic on a very specific moment in Bourdain’s life, a period long before fame. Does this coming-of-age story work, or would focusing on Bourdain’s bigger struggles have been a wiser idea? Let’s find out. Directed by Matt … Continue reading A24’s ‘Tony’ Movie Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
A dinosaur movie on the big screen without the Jurassic moniker? Is that even allowed? Warner Bros and Bad Robot seemed to think so, with the release of The End of Oak Street, a sci-fi romp that feels like it was pulled straight out of The Twilight Zone or The Outer Limits. But does this one land, or should it have been deemed extinct? Let’s … Continue reading ‘The End of Oak Street’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
I’ll be honest, when I saw the trailers for The Sheep Detectives, I wasn’t really sold. I think the marketing may have leaned a little too far into the silliness of the situation, and I felt that this movie probably wasn’t for me. But it’s been out on Prime for a few weeks now, and I figured, why not? I’m happy to say that I … Continue reading ‘The Sheep Detectives’ Is A Must-See – ScreenHub Entertainment
Boris Karloff was once a household name when it came to fans of horror films. I’m not begrudging younger generations for not knowing the heroes of generations before. There’s nothing wrong with that. I was hardly into the films of Buster Keaton in my youth, so who am I to judge? To understand the importance of Boris Karloff, one has to understand just how iconic … Continue reading Boris Karloff, Targets, and the Changing Landscape of Horror – ScreenHub Entertainment
