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
In the opening scenes of Richard Donner’s Christmas comedy Scrooged, a trailer for a fake Christmas TV film plays depicting terrorists seizing Santa’s workshop, forcing Santa to become an action hero with the help of The Six Million Dollar Man’s Lee Majors. The fake film, aptly titled The Night the Reindeer Died might have seemed like nothing more than a joke afterthought at the time. … Continue reading ‘Violent Night’ An Odd But Fitting Balance of Sadism and Sentimentality – ScreenHub Entertainment
Starting over, or getting a fresh start, is something everyone deserves from time to time. There are times when you have done everything and thought of all the possible solutions but at the end of the day, starting over is what is needed. A fresh start can rejuvenate your drive for success, it can give a relationship a section chance, and maybe it can rekindle … Continue reading New Comics YOU Should Read – 12/21/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
A dark and edgy story is something that is all too familiar in the comic genre, however, some have said it is overused. That said, I argue that maybe dark and edgy hasn’t been done “right” and I think this week’s new comics really demonstrate that dark and edgy is something that will forever have its place in comics. Especially this week we have a … Continue reading New Comics YOU Should Read – 12/14/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
After seeing the trailer for Violent Night a few months ago, I knew this was the movie I didn’t know I needed, but now I wanted. With the power of matinee pricing, we ventured forth to bear witness. So, is an action movie with Santa as the lead an actual good movie or is it a lazy gimmick to get butts into seats? Let’s find … Continue reading Should You Watch ‘Violent Night’s This Christmas? – ScreenHub Entertainment
Andor just delivered its penultimate episode. Eleven episodes have already gone by somehow and this episode served as both a stage set for the finale and another excuse for some gripping dialogue in the interim. Written by showrunner Tony Gilroy, Daughter of Ferrix opens up with Andor and Melshi literally hanging on the side of a cliff waiting for the Empire to finish their search. … Continue reading Star Wars Andor ‘Daughter of Ferrix’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Alert, fans of The Clone Wars and The Bad Batch! Director and producer Dave Filoni is back in the world of Star Wars animation with short stories especially designed for hardcore fans of the series. We want to manage expectations as this is a rather ‘small’ project considering what came before. Tales of the Jedi is not a new series, per se, but more of … Continue reading ‘Tales of the Jedi’ Short Stories [SPOILER REVIEW] – ScreenHub Entertainment
Andor’s back with its tenth episode, which culminates the prison arc in a big way. It was full of action, character and growth and certainly a joy to watch, but I don’t think it reached the same heights as episode six. But that’s okay, it’s not like this episode was bad. Far from it, it was quite excellent in fact, one of the best, and … Continue reading Star Wars Andor: Episode 10 ‘One Way Out’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
Comics should always bring you on a journey, whether that journey is somewhere happy, sad, dangerous, or eye-opening. Something that can show a person all aspects of life from the comfort of their own home is something truly amazing. That is one of the biggest reasons I read comics and THE biggest reason I show people comics, the journey. There should always be a destination … Continue reading Comics YOU Should Read – 11/2/22 – ScreenHub Entertainment
Andor comes back for its eighth entry that largely feels like a setup episode. That’s not perse a bad thing, as the show tends to build on the foundations of what’s come before it. But this episode highlighted an issue for me about Andor and that’s Andor himself. Cassian finds himself incarcerated on Narkina 5 after his sentencing last week and the prison, well the … Continue reading Star Wars Andor Episode 8: Narkina 5 Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
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