There are a number of popular TV shows hitting home video this week, including everyone’s favorite Caped Crusader. Oh yeah, and The Matrix is back, too. Read on!
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Touted as a horror comedy, I would say it is a bit light on the comedy, with more emphasis on the “thriller” aspect with a plot twist that truly is “Fresh” and a cut above the rest.
DetailsThe Batman
The Batman is truly a cinematic work of art that the cast and crew should be proud of and audiences will definitely enjoy experiencing it. #TheBatman @MattReevesLA @TheBatman
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It’s a particularly tiny week this week but there are a few big-name releases hitting the shelves. Here’s what’s out:
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There are a few big-screen hits anchoring this week’s releases, and we also get some excellent catalogue re-releases, meaning there’s a little something for everyone!
DetailsScream (2022)
Do filmmakers have a responsibility to the general fandom? Or can they change themes, formats, or sub-genres at their whim? It is a complicated question with no simple answer.
DetailsVixen: The Movie
The wonderful thing about the series / movie is that it fits into two different worlds. It has the same look and feel as the other DC Animated movies which I really like, but it also exists in the same universe as the CWs Arrow and Flash.
DetailsUncharted
Overall, what’s making this movie mildly successful is the fact that it is based on a video game. But if that wasn’t part of the equation, this would be an average movie with above-average actors, action scenes, and directors. #Uncharted
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This week sees the release of a Marvel blockbuster, a major Academy Award contender, and an underwhelming horror franchise sequel. Read on for more!
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It’s one of the more eclectic weeks in recent memory this week, with a couple of huge family films, some superhero action, a well-received “horror” movie, and one of the weirdest films I’ve seen in a long time. Dig in to find out more!
DetailsNightmare Alley (1947 and 2021)
He asks if a “geek” is born and is told that they are made and is told how a desperate man can fall so far to become something less than human.
DetailsCatwoman: Hunted
There is a lot of witty banter and amped up the sexual tension between Selina Kyle and Kate Kane portraying Catwoman as a tease who knows how to “work her audience” to get what she wants.
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