Pressure sneaks onto the big screen this past weekend, perhaps hidden under the hype of both Obession and Backrooms, and that’s a bit of a shame. It’s a World War Two film starring Andrew Scott and Brendan Fraser, but instead of being about soldiers on the front line, it’s about a weather report, one that will ultimately help shape the course of the war and … Continue reading ‘Pressure’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
It has been several years since the war in Ukraine began. The country is not the same. It is wounded. Streets once filled with people are now empty, save the occasional husk of burned-out military equipment, destroyed in battles that, for the people of Ukraine, are still frighteningly fresh. And yet on some of these burned-out husks are scrawled spray-painted messages. It’s a single, curious … Continue reading Red Dawn: The Cult Classic That Became a Symbol of Resistance in Ukraine – ScreenHub Entertainment
When it comes to Netflix and the conversation around its offerings lately, most of the dialogue has naturally been reserved for Stranger Things’ final season and Adolescence, which has been a force of nature at the awards shows (and rightly so, that show is also awesome and deserves its own article). But there’s another great show from Netflix that I feel has passed under the … Continue reading Netflix’s ‘Death by Lightning’ Is Worth Your Time – ScreenHub Entertainment
The epic open-world game Ghost of Tsushima was a massive success with critics and fans, and the game’s developer Sucker Punch Productions just announced an equally epic sequel. The follow-up will be titled Ghost of Yotei and will be released in 2025. What is the sequel to Ghost of Tsushima about, and will Ghost of Yotei enjoy the same success as its predecessor? Ghost of … Continue reading What is ‘Ghost of Yotei’ About? – ScreenHub Entertainment
How often do you think about the Roman Empire? If you’re anything like me, the answer is probably more than you’d like to admit, which is why I naturally had to tune into Peacock’s latest big-budget swords-and-sandals epic Those About to Die. Based on the book of the same name, which served as the inspiration for Ridley Scott’s Gladiator, this a pretty melodramatic and inconsistent … Continue reading Thumbs Up or Thumbs Down? ‘Those About To Die’ Review -ScreenHub Entertainment
Once again, it is the fourth of July. As an entire nation gets ready to celebrate America’s birthday, I think it is worth looking back and remembering the time when we decided that kings were generally a bad idea, and we probably shouldn’t have one. Unfortunately, when looking for movies and TV shows about the Revolutionary War, there aren’t a whole lot of options but … Continue reading The Best Revolutionary War Movies & Shows To Celebrate the 4th of July – ScreenHub Entertainment
Shogun is one of the most engaging mini-series on television right now. If you need more period Japanese drama in your life, here are 6 movies and bingeable shows to feed your Samurai needs Continue reading 6 Things to Watch if You Love ‘Shogun’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Update: MTV announced that David Oyelowo will star in the spinoff limited series 1883: The Bass Reeves Story, which is a spinoff to 1883, which in turn, is a prequel to Yellowstone. Bass Reeves is mentioned in this article and it is great to see that a major studio is committing to his story with an acclaimed actor in the lead role. Original story follows. … Continue reading How ‘The Magnificent Seven’ and Modern Westerns Shine a Light on Race in the Wild West – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoiler Alert The popular TV show Vikings has already come to an end due after eight years on the air. It’s a show that defied expectations, both in how long it lasted and its unorthodox storytelling. In many ways, it’s sort of the “anti-TV show”, doing things quite differently than other scripted dramas, something that should have alienated audiences but against all odds, it amassed … Continue reading How ‘ Vikings’ Defied All Expectations – ScreenHub Entertainment
Since the advent of video games, the hobby was seen as an expensive yet all in all, wholesome, pastime. Kids could play classic games like Space Invaders or Pac-Man at their local arcade and games like Pong and Mario Bros. eventually made their way to the living room come the 1980s. Parents didn’t need to worry about what sort of content their kids were playing, … Continue reading ‘Mortal Kombat’: Putting Fear In Parents Since 1992 – ScreenHub Entertainment
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