This week’s home video release slate includes a mix of genres. We’ve got action and adventure, family fare, some TV hits, and much more, so read on!
DetailsFirst Kill
The plot is interesting enough, with some intriguing aspects and the characters are written well. #firstkill #victoriaschwab #vampire #monsterhunters
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Over all, both shows had their own charm and style and both are fun to watch if you are in the mood for fluff with little substance. #ultravioletandblackscorpion #villainsofvalleyview #disneychannel #disney
DetailsMs. Marvel
The onscreen envisioning of Kamala’s daydreams are fun and adds its own type of style to the show allowing the audience to peak into Kamala’s thought in a very kinetic way.#msmarvel #marvel #mcu #imanvellani
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Well, after we had no column last week due to the Memorial Day holiday in the US and a few other logistical reasons, we’re back this week with a vengeance. It’s a super-sized week with box office hits, catalog classics, pioneering anime, and more! Dig in!
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The Boys: Season 3
The idea of Superheroes being controlled by corporations and ratings, makes is an interesting and terrifying thought. #theboys #karlurban #jackquaid #comicbooks #theseven #homelander
DetailsThe Midwich Cuckoos
In the small town of Midwich, one evening, all living things collapse in an unconscious state. When they awake, all women of childbearing age are pregnant. #midwichcuckoos #villageofthedamned #wyndham
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In which ComicWatch reviewer J.A. Fludd has a personal chat with Star Trek luminary and gay author David Gerrold—the man who, among other things, introduced the prolific, purring tribbles into the Trek universe!
DetailsThe Orville: New Horizons
The series both makes fun of and pays homage to Star Trek, but keeps the characters endearing, unique and interesting, with a lighter more upbeat edge. #orville #sethmacfarlane
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