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
The Social Network is considered by many to be an exemplary piece of cinema. We ranked it quite high on our coverage of the best films of the century thus far, so the pressure was certainly on for its quasi-sequel, The Social Reckoning. Can it live up to the legacy of the first film, and , better question, can it stand on its own? Let’s find … Continue reading Is ‘The Social Reckoning’ Worth Seeing? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Finally! At long last, we have a review for Obsession on the site. It feels like it’s been a long time coming. We’ve seen so many movies this year, but one of the most buzzed-about ones simply passed us by. But with the spooky season upon us, and it being available on streaming, it seemed like a good time to check it out finally. Was … Continue reading ‘Obsession’ Spoiler-Free Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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
I haven’t finished Star Wars: Zero Company, the latest game set in a galaxy far, far away, but I’ve played enough of the game to understand the mechanics and bring those opinions to you. So this is less of a formal review and more of a first impression. And that impression is very positive. Set during the twilight of the Clone Wars, Zero Company follows … Continue reading ‘Star Wars: Zero Company’ Impressions – 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
“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
Last week, I highlighted how it was interesting and unexpected that Lanterns elected to separate both Hal Jordan and John Stewart so early on in the season. Episode three must’ve anticipated this reaction and said, “hold my beer”, giving us a flashback-heavy episode that provides us with a lot of backstory for John. Told non-linearly over multiple different periods in time, we got some much-needed … Continue reading Lanterns Episode 3: ‘OutKast’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
