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
Super sorry for the delay on this one. There was a storm and I was without power for four days, coupled with catch-ups and errands, this review ended up on the back burner. So bearing that in mind, this will be a shorter micro review of chapter 22 of The Mandalorian, which was directed by series regular Bryce Dallas Howard. The episode was a fun … Continue reading The Mandalorian Chapter 22: ‘Guns for Hire’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
The bigger picture is finally being revealed in this week’s episode of The Mandalorian. An action-packed episode that tied in plot lines from earlier in the season, including the pirates on Nevarro, the New Republic, the Imperial Remnant and the Mandalrians. Din and Grogu still feel a bit sidelined, but the overall narrative started to click. Not gonna lie, when I saw that this week’s … Continue reading ‘The Mandalorian’ Chapter 21: The Pirate Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Unexpected detours, am I right? Despite being titled The Mandalorian, the third episode of the third season decided to break away from Din, Bo and Grogu for most of the episode in a well-done, but equally unfulfilling side quest. Let’s dive in. The episode opens right where we left off last week, with Din having just been dragged out of the living waters underneath Mandalore … Continue reading The Mandolorian: Chapter 19 ‘The Convert’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Sean is solo this time in order to give his overall impressions of the first season of The Last of Us on HBO Max. We want to thank our partner, Live City Media, and our current affiliate, Level Up Sabers. You can shop for a state-of-the-art and handmade dueling lightsaber on levelupsabers.com. ‘Film & Spirits’ may get a percentage of the sale if you purchase … Continue reading Film & Spirits EPISODE 38 – ‘The Last of Us’ Season 1 Review
Update: Everything Everywhere All At Once has swept the Oscars, winning almost every award that it was nominated for. In addition to winning seven academy awards, including the coveted Best Picture, Everything Everywhere All At Once has officially become one of the most award-winning films of all time. We want to congratulate the directors “The Daniels” (Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert), Ke Huy Quan, Michelle … Continue reading Everything Everywhere All at Once Review [Spoiler Free]
I can honestly say that I thought Din’s quest for the titular Mines of Mandalore would happen closer to the end of the season, not the second episode of The Mandalorian’s third season. So colour me surprised. The episode also features what I believe to be the first-ever cliffhanger for the series, so this episode was certainly surprising. I think it had a bit of … Continue reading The Mandalorian: ‘The Mines of Mandalore’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
By Sean Gallagher Last week’s episode of The Last of Us shifted the attention away from Joel and Ellie to give us the life canvas of Frank and Bill. It was a memorable episode, despite the drastic changes to the source material. This week brings the narrative back to Joel and Ellie and the show pulls heavily from the video game. That’s not to say … Continue reading The Last of Us: ‘Please Hold To My Hand’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
WARNING. THE ARTICLE BELOW CONTAINS SPOILERS. WE ADVISE YOU NOT TO READ IT BEFORE WATCHING THE FILM. When it comes to family films, one of the most difficult things to do is deal with heavy topics. Some don’t bother trying, and those that walk the tightrope of providing important lessons for their young audience or scarring them for life. Puss In Boots: The Last Wish … Continue reading How ‘Puss In Boots’ Handles Death is Brilliant – ScreenHub Entertainment
Note: I haven’t seen every movie so far this year, so the likes of Nope, Banshees of Inirshin or The Fablemen aren’t going to be listed for that reason. 10. The Northman Much like The Green Knight before it, I’m not sure what to think of The Northman. But just like Green Knight before it, Robert Egger’s Viking adaptation of Hamlet at least left an … Continue reading Best Films of 2022 – ScreenHub Entertainment
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