Frank Herbert can be considered no worse than any author for standing on the shoulders of giants Continue reading Five Sci-Fi Books that Inspired Frank Herbert’s ‘Dune’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
WARNING! The Following article contains ‘spoilers.’ If you’re planning on seeing the film, please do so before reading. When Avatar was released back during my college days, I was not really impressed with it. This was a funny thing for me since James Cameron is one of my favorite directors, so to not be engrossed in his latest science fiction epic was a disappointment. In … Continue reading I Was Unimpressed With ‘Avatar,’ Then ‘Way of Water’ Blew Me Away – ScreenHub Entertainment
When Sir Arthur Conan Doyle killed off Sherlock Holmes in The Final Problem, reactions from his readership were, to say the least, very vocal. He received backlash from longtime fans of the series, including from his own mother. Eventually, the backlash escalated to death threats. Frazzled by the reaction, the horrified author eventually wrote Adventure of the Empty House to resurrect the character and quell … Continue reading Facing Our Toxic Fandom – ScreenHub Entertainment
Written mainly by Frederic with some additional content by Sean This was a surprise appearance, to say the least! Only a few days prior to the Montreal Comiccon actually happening, it was announced that two of the stars of the latest season of Stranger Things would be in Montreal. Indeed, young Mason Dye, who plays Jason, and Grace Van Dien, who plays Vecna’s first victim, … Continue reading Montreal Comiccon: Q&A with Grace Van Dien and Mason Dye of ‘Stranger Things 4’ – ScreenHub Entertainment
With the release of The Matrix Resurrections, it is worth looking back to the beginning. What made The Matrix movies such a behemoth in an era before Marvel and DC even really got their footing? These are the reasons the original, The Matrix, is still some of the best sci-fi out there, and why The Matrix Resurrections needs to return to its roots. The Matrix … Continue reading Does ‘The Matrix Resurrections’ Return To Its Roots? [Updated] – ScreenHub Entertainment
[Update] Some ambitious fans have begun a Change.org petition to save the live action Cowboy Bebop! Sign the petition here if you’d like to see more of the Bebop crew on Netflix, or another streaming service. In June of 2018, it was announced that Tomorrow Studios would produce a live-action version of one of the most beloved anime of all time, Cowboy Bebop. A year … Continue reading [Update] The Cancellation of ‘Cowboy Bebop’ and THIS IS WHY WE CAN’T HAVE NICE THINGS! – ScreenHub Entertainment
Now that fall 2021 is officially Dune season for space geeks all around the globe, I think it is a great moment to discuss the sci-fi genre as a whole, in literature, TV and cinema alike. I’ve read many articles online that give massive credit (and rightfully so) to the author behind the Dune universe, Frank Hebert, for being one of the most influential authors … Continue reading The Pure Sci-Fi Vibe of ‘Foundation’ on Apple TV+ – ScreenHub Entertainment
It’s time we blow this scene. Cowboy Bebop is back in the conversation again, thanks largely to the live-action series on Netflix. But while fans seem to be divided about the new version, there are many people who’ve never even heard of Cowboy Bebop before now, let alone watched the original series. Regardless if you like anime or not, we’re here to help convince you … Continue reading Why You Should Watch The Original ‘Cowboy Bebop’ Now – ScreenHub Entertainment
Update: Dune Part Two has been greenlit and is targeting a theatrical release date of October 20th, 2023. Frank Herbert’s Dune was considered by many purists, fans and critics over the years to be unadaptable thanks to its philosophical text and rich lore. But Denis Villeneuve has succeeded where David Lynch didn’t: he’s made a thoroughly enjoyable adaptation of the source material that really needs … Continue reading ‘Dune’ Spoiler Review – ScreenHub Entertainment
There’s a ton of hype surrounding Denis Villeneuve’s upcoming adaptation of Dune. The film has already garnered plenty of positive praise (including from us!) and early box-office numbers from the international markets are promising. With that in mind, you may be suddenly curious about the source material. Frank Herbert’s Dune is perhaps the influential science fiction novel of all time, but the story goes well … Continue reading ‘Dune’ Reading Order Guide -ScreenHub Entertainment
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