First Thoughts on ‘Alien: Earth’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

To say it has been an interesting few years for the Alien franchise would be an understatement. After a brief period of relative silence, broken only by the occasional comic, novel or video game, the series has not only returned to the big screen with Alien: Romulus, but made its television debut with the FX series Alien: Earth. Set before the events of Alien (1979), … Continue reading First Thoughts on ‘Alien: Earth’ – ScreenHub Entertainment

FX Renews ‘Shōgun’ For Two More Seasons – ScreenHub Entertainment

Shōgun is one of the most talked about shows of the year to date. Thanks to stellar reviews and positive word of mouth, Shōgun is seemingly everywhere and is FX’s most-watched show of all time. But the future of the series was always uncertain, as the series was an adaptation of James Clavell’s 1975 novel of the same name and what we’ve seen encompassed that … Continue reading FX Renews ‘Shōgun’ For Two More Seasons – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘The Boston Stranger’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

The Boston Strangler was quietly launched on Hulu (or Disney+, depending on your region) without little to no fanfare. This seems to be a trend for Ridley Scott productions as of late, who is a producer on this film and faced a similar lack of buzz around his film The Last Duel, also released by 20th Century Studios. Some time has now passed since the … Continue reading ‘The Boston Stranger’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘FRESH’ Review [Spoilers] – ScreenHub Entertainment

Modern romance! For many people, mainly Millenials and Gen-Zers, that means mobile apps where we can swipe right on profiles like they are cuts of meat at the grocery store. Funny enough, newcomer director Mimi Cave adapted that metaphor LITERALLY in her first motion picture: Fresh. There was a lot of chatter online in the movie community about this film newly released on Hulu and … Continue reading ‘FRESH’ Review [Spoilers] – ScreenHub Entertainment

Is This The Future Of Online Streaming? – ScreenHub Entertainment

The future is digital. When it started, Netflix was the only competitive name in the international market for online streaming content, offering competitive prices and a wide variety of content. Needless to say, the playing field has changed since 2007. Now, audiences have a wide variety of services to chose from, including Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO Go and the upcoming Disney Streaming Service, which will offer original Marvel content and the upcoming, $100 million Jon Favreau Star Was show. There are more top-tier options to chose from as well, including Sling, Playstation VUE and CBS streaming site All Access, which recently revealed Patrick Stuart’s return as Picard in an upcoming Star Trek show. YouTube has gotten into creating original content with Cobra Kai and Apple is looking to create original content by 2019 after investing $1 billion in the venture.

While the cost of streaming still is cheaper than regular cable for most, how long before those combined costs surpass the cost of cable?

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