If you’re a fan of 90s fighting games, you’re a winner this year. Not only did we have Mortal Kombat II this year, but the latest attempt to give us an authentic Street Fighter movie just hit the big screen. Does this one work or should it have stayed off the big screen? Let’s find out. As a note, unlike Mortal Kombat, I have no … Continue reading ‘Street Fighter’ Review – 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
Director David Ayer and Brad Pitt team up once again, but instead of showcasing the horrors of war like they did in Fury, they’re offering a much smaller-scale movie in The Heart of the Beast. Pitt may be the lead actor, but it’s his canine co-star who steals the movie in this surprisingly good survival movie. As mentioned, Pitt stars as James Belmont, a retired … Continue reading ‘Heart of the Beast’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Sorry for the delay on this one! Lanterns launches itself into its 2026 of events, more or less picking up from the moment Hal was killed off. I was worried that the lack of Hal would be a detriment to the show, but Aaron Pierre continues to shine as the show jumps ten years ahead from last week’s violent showdown. After one final meetup between … Continue reading Lanterns ‘Bad Optics’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Another year, another Resident Evil project. Whether that be a new entry in the video game franchise, a TV series, an animated film, or a feature film. With the exception of the games, which have been on a hot streak for the last decade or so, the beloved horror franchise has struggled in other mediums in some capacity. Now, it’s Zach Cregger, director of Weapons, … Continue reading Resident Evil Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Towards the end of Lanterns’ fifth episode, I had to double-check with myself that this wasn’t the finale of the first season. It probably easily could have been, but nope, we have three more episodes to go. But until then, we got a very action-heavy episode that wrapped up quite a lot of plot points in the 2016 plotline. So was it all action and … Continue reading Lanterns ‘Lights Out’ Spoiler Review – 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
“Was that a joke?” That’s a line that both Hal Jordan and I had at the same time, as episode four brought in some unexpected humour at the mid-season point of Lanterns. After a flashback-focused episode last week, this week’s episode brings things back to the 2016 timeline of events and gets Hal and John working together for the first time since the premiere. Does … Continue reading Lanterns Episode 4: ‘The Weenie’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
To say that this movie has faced its own uphill battle would be an understatement. Once destined to become a tax write-off for Warner Bros, Coyote vs. ACME was saved by Ketchup Entertainment for $50 million. To think that this movie was deemed unworthy for consumption is wild to me. This movie totally rules, and you should 100% go and see it. The short sales … Continue reading ‘Coyote vs. ACME’ Rules – ScreenHub Entertainment
