Stormfront’s identity is revealed while a former member of the Supe returns. As Butcher and Starlight bond over a love for Hughie, Frenchie’s past is explored. The Deep has dinner with A-Train and Goran Višnjić’s Alistair Adana, and MM has an unfortunate encounter with a love sausage… “The Bloody Doors Off” offers some long-awaited answers … Read more
While Homelander’s popularity continues to decline, it yields some bizarre, and bloody consequences (imagined or otherwise). Filming begins on Dawn of the Seven, a VCU movie, as The Boys come head to head with Black Noir. Billy reels from the fallout with Becca, and while we delve into his past, we also meet a good … Read more
As Stormfront campaigns to fight against super-terrorists, Homelander tries to win back control of The Seven. The Deep searches for a wife, and Butcher reunites with the missus. A road-trip to North Carolina reunites Hughie and Starlight, deepens our understanding of MM, and leaves us asking: Who exactly is Liberty? For a recap of Episode … Read more
“Over the Hill with the Swords of a Thousand Men” is a welcome return to form for the show’s hardcore action, extreme over-the-top violence, and effective use of the C-word, courtesy of Karl Urban’s hilariously foul-mouthed Billy Butcher. In an absolute riot of an episode, the truth about the superheroes is out. They are not … Read more
If you’re about to read on, but need a quick recap of The Boys, check out FilmObserver’s recap for Season 1. Billy Butcher, the loud-mouthed English vigilante, is back and firing on all cylinders. He’s attempting to piece together the events that ended Season 1, where he’d discovered his missing wife Becca was still alive, … Read more
That being said, do not let the title fool you. The first entry into Amazon Prime’s second season of The Boys, “The Big Ride,” is by no means an installment without the lashings of gore, homicidal supes, and Karl Urban’s fondness for the C-word that we’ve come to expect from Season 1. If you’re about … Read more
We’ve had dreams within dreams, a father communicating with his daughter in the past using gravity, and a man with the memory of a goldfish trying to solve a murder. Now Christopher Nolan brings an exhilarating spy movie about an international espionage mission to prevent a mysterious time reversing material from causing World War III. … Read more
Since the unbelievable success of the Harry Potter films, every studio and their mother has been trying to find the next young adult IP to make into a money-printing franchise. The Hunger Games is the only one that succeeded, leaving behind other critical or commercial flops like Divergent, The Maze Runner, Cirque du Freak, Ender’s … Read more
When Netflix announced its upcoming sitcom from Greg Daniels (The Office, Parks and Recreation) starring Steve Carell (The Office, The Big Short) as the newly-instated commander of the newest branch of the United States Armed Forces, the Space Force, it seemed like a match made in heaven. Daniels and Carell are both best known for … Read more
Just months after the release of Universal Pictures’ The Invisible Man, it’s fitting that French drama Who You Think I Am tells the story of an invisible woman, unseen by those around her until she takes on a more desirable online persona. Director Safy Nebbou offers a heartbreaking glimpse into the perpetrator’s side of ‘catfishing’ … Read more
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