‘The Gentlemen’ Netflix Series Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

While I liked Guy Ritchie’s 2019 film The Gentlemen, I didn’t love it the way Fred did in his review. I found it hard to care about the characters and it often put style over substance. But the reception to the film was strong enough that Netflix greenlit a spinoff TV series of the same name, with Guy Ritchie returning as creator and part-time writer/director. … Continue reading ‘The Gentlemen’ Netflix Series Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Film & Spirits EPISODE 51 – Most Anticipated Movies of 2024!

In this episode, we get into the current affairs of 2024 as the gents present a rundown of their most anticipated movies of the year. Also, Fred discusses the show Masters of the Air on Apple TV + and Sean about his new favourite movie: Godzilla Minus One. Apple Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 51 – Most Anticipated Movies of 2024!

The Split Season Streaming Phenomenon’s Effect on Media – ScreenHub Entertainment

The Problem with Binge Drops During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a noticeable decrease in attention span. This could be because the change in working situations has changed or because the changing landscape of social media drives up topics at a faster pace than ever before. For the consumer, this doesn’t feel like much of a problem aside from those yearning for the gradually … Continue reading The Split Season Streaming Phenomenon’s Effect on Media – ScreenHub Entertainment

Our Most Anticipated Films of 2024 – ScreenHub Entertainment

Update no.1: Mickey 17 has been pushed until January 2025 and has been removed from this list. Update no. 2: Ballerina has been pushed to June 2025 and has been removed from this list. It’s that time of year when we look to the future and can get excited about all the movies on the horizon. We had a lot of delays in recent memory … Continue reading Our Most Anticipated Films of 2024 – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘Maestro’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Bradley Cooper caps off 2023 with his sophomore directional feature, this time with Maestro, a biography on the life of composer Leonard Bernstein. Can Cooper strike gold twice after his immensely popular and acclaimed remake of A Star Is Born? Let’s find out. Cooper directs, produces, co-writes and stars as Bernstein, a Jewish American prodigy in the field of classical music. Maestro chronicles decades of … Continue reading ‘Maestro’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘Rebel Moon: A Child of Fire’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

I feel when talking about Zack Snyder, it’s best to lay the cards on the table from the get-go. I’m indifferent to his work overall, some of his films I quite enjoy, such as 300 and his cut of Justice League, others I’m left wanting on, such as Man of Steel and Army of the Dead, nevermind Sucker Punch. So I went into Rebel Moon … Continue reading ‘Rebel Moon: A Child of Fire’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

“The Killer” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

BE ADVISED – This movie can so easily go unnoticed for what it really is while you’re scrolling on Netflix on a quiet evening, so stay alert! Although the title and overall marketing assets may suggest this is another generic action romp that the streamer has produced, The Killer is actually the work of one of the few masters of suspense cinema we have left … Continue reading “The Killer” Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

The ‘Fear Street Trilogy’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

It’s that time of year once again, when we turn down the lights and bask in the ritualistic viewing of horror movies for the month of October and the spooky day of Halloween. I meant to watch these movies last year, but life got in the way, so this year, I made sure to check out the Fear Street trilogy on Netflix. A trio of … Continue reading The ‘Fear Street Trilogy’ Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

“Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” REVIEW [NO-SPOILERS] – ScreenHub Entertainment

Fair to say, Knives Out by Rian Johnson was a surprise hit in 2019. At the time, he was a director in need of love and recognition after directing the most controversial Star Wars movie since the franchise started in 1977. Both sitting in the director and writer’s chair once again, the director of Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Looper created a modern reboot … Continue reading “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” REVIEW [NO-SPOILERS] – ScreenHub Entertainment

‘Entergalactic’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment

Kid Cudi’s newest album, Entergalactic dropped this past Friday alongside the animated 93-minute feature by the same name. Surprisingly, I didn’t see any information about the music side of the project but like many others, I found the show because of the buzz around the animation (following in the footsteps of Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse with similar visuals).  The special stars Kid Cudi, credited as … Continue reading ‘Entergalactic’ Spoiler Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment