Minor spoilers for the end of episode one. After garnering a lot of praise and a lot of goodwill at HBO for Mare of Easttown, Brad Ingelsby returns with Task, a new crime miniseries for the network starring Mark Ruffalo and Tom Pelphrey about a group of thieves and the task force hunting them down. Task is about the titular FBI task force assigned to … Continue reading HBO’s ‘Task’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The Last of Us returns to the present-day narrative in its finale and makes a beeline for its confrontational conclusion. It’s a bit of an odd finale, in that it feels like part of a story, with random interludes and interjections from narrative beats that feel out of place. This is by design, as we see by the end, but it doesn’t make for the … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘Convergence’ and Season Two Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The sixth and penultimate episode of season two of The Last of Us gave us a whole episode dedicated to Joel and the influence he had on Ellie, both positive and negative. It was a powerhouse episode, with the best acting of the show to date by both of the leads. But it also continues season two’s trend of showing things out of order relative … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘The Price’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
While better than last week’s episode, this week’s episode of The Last of Us continues to be uneven due to the writing and rearrangement of the narrative relative to the source material. The most glaring this week is just how quickly the second day in Seattle goes by. After a brief scene where Dina is triangulating WLF radio signals on a map in the theatre, … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘Feel Her Love’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The fourth episode of The Last of Us‘ sophomore season dove back into horror in more than a few ways, aiming to further the character development. I’d say that one of these themes worked out, but the other stumbled pretty hard, unfortunately. Where the show stumbled this week was the relationship between Ellie and Dina. The two have been very “will they, won’t they” all … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘Day One’ Spoiler Review- ScreenHub Entertainment
HBO’s The Last of Us started its Joel-less narrative this week, cutting Pedro Pascal’s name from the opening credits of the show, as well as his silhouette prior to the title splash. We may feel anger and loss, but I found the show itself felt a bit indifferent to the loss of the lead character. Sure, we saw flowers at the Miller residence, but unlike … Continue reading The Last of Us: ‘The Path’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Note: there are massive spoilers in this review. Read on if you’re up to date, or don’t care. The second episode of The Last of Us’ second season was a tour de force of special effects and tragedy. It follows key events from the game, while also remixing and adding a lot to it, resulting in an emotionally draining hour of television (in a good … Continue reading The Last of Us ‘Through The Valley’ SPOILER REVIEW – ScreenHub Entertainment
HBO’s The Last of Us is back after a two-year wait for its second season, which in turn is an adaptation of around half of The Last of Us Part II on PlayStation. The game in question was historically quite polarizing, but co-showrunners Craig Mazin and Neil Druckmann (the latter of whom was the Game Director) don’t seem too concerned with altering the game much … Continue reading ‘The Last of Us’ Season Two Premiere Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Guess what people….Fred is back as a married man! The gents discuss this new important chapter as well as the ongoing political drama between Canada and the USA. As proud Canadian gents, we will encourage Canadian products on this show moving forward! Entertainment-wise, the gents discuss the latest Oscars, Sean reviews Captain America: Brave New World and Last Breath, and Fred gives his first impressions … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 66 – Fred is Married & No More Bourbon / The Oscars 2025 /Captain America 4 / White Lotus S3
With the conclusion of The Penguin on HBO last week, we usher in a new series that’s also an offshoot of a Warner product. But where the exploits of Oz Cobb sunk its hooks into me in no small part to its stellar writing and top-notch performances, Dune: Prophecy stumbles with its first of six episodes, thanks largely to an inconsistent script and uninteresting characters. … Continue reading Dune: Prophecy Episode 1 ‘The Hidden Hand’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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