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!
You’ve probably heard that Godzilla: Minus One is a fantastic movie already so my saying so isn’t adding anything new to the conversation, but I figured throwing out a quick review into the void that is the internet couldn’t hurt. Even though this is a monster film where a giant, radioactive lizard breaks cities, this is a surprisingly human and emotional story that achieves everything … Continue reading ‘Godzilla: Minus One’ Is Fantastic – ScreenHub Entertainment
I have always had an odd fascination with horror stories where the villain is not an imposing slasher or a monstrous beast, but rather a place. The idea of a malevolent intelligence simply existing in a space is a fairly rare theme in film. Some notable examples are Poltergeist and Event Horizon, and one more that seems to have been forgotten over the years. The … Continue reading ‘1408’ is a Forgotten Horror Gem – ScreenHub Entertainment
Currently sitting at 69% on Metacritic, 2015’s Mad Max game wasn’t exactly a critical darling. The action-adventure open-world RPG developed by Avalanche and published by Warner was released over a year after Fury Road hit the big screen, yet didn’t generate the same level of buzz and prestige as George Miller’s magnum opus did. Now, with Furiosa: A Mad Max Story just a few months … Continue reading The ‘Mad Max’ Game Is An Underappreciated Gem – ScreenHub Entertainment
HBO Max recently dropped the first look trailer for their crime drama series Tokyo Vice. The first season aired back in April 2022, so it’s been a good long while since the sophomore season hit our television screens thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. So as we get ready for the second season, which debuts on February 8th, you now have a window of opportunity to … Continue reading You Should Watch ‘Tokyo Vice’ On Max Before Season Two Starts – ScreenHub Entertainment
We’re still feeling bitter about The Rise of Skywalker. And we’re not alone with that sentiment, whether you loved or hated The Last Jedi, the collective opinion on TRoS isn’t well-loved. It felt like it was needlessly ignoring what came before it while shoehorning in a lot of plot points that made little to no sense without explaining why. The most notorious of these was … Continue reading The Nightsisters In Ahsoka Make ‘Rise of Skywalker’ So Much More Frustrating – ScreenHub Entertainment
Ridley Scott is one of those directors whose filmography is a hodgepodge of cinematic masterpieces, mediocre thuds and embarrassing misfires. He excels at making historical epics, as evidenced by films such as Gladiator, Kingdom of Heaven (the director’s cut) and The Last Duel. So naturally, I was pretty damn excited for Napoleon, his biopic on the Corsian military general turned Emperor. But when word broke … Continue reading Ridley Scott’s ‘Napoleon’ Is A Beautiful Mess – ScreenHub Entertainment
Spoilers for the end of The Green Knight I recently revisited The Northman, a film that left me conflicted the first time I watched it and ended up forming a new opinion of the film once I was able to digest it a second time. A similar film that had left me conflicted was 2021’s The Green Knight and I thought after gaining new insight … Continue reading Revisiting ‘The Green Knight’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
Robert Egger’s Viking epic The Northman came out in April 2022 and, much like The Green Knight, was a movie that I was left feeling undecided on when it came time for my best of 2022 article. It did make its way on the list in the end, in combination with me thinking about the film more than other films, trying to decipher my feelings … Continue reading Revisiting ‘The Northman’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
I first discovered Halloween back in the early 2000s, there were only eight movies. I remembered my excitement when I started Halloween Resurrection, eager to see Laurie Strode fight the Shape once more. I can’t begin to describe my dismay when the long-running heroine was killed in the opening scene, paving the way for one of the most alienating movie experiences I’d ever had. Laurie … Continue reading David Gordon Green’s HALLOWEEN Revisited – Part III – What Happens After – ScreenHub Entertainment
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