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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×18- “Versus Zoom”
The Flash (2×18) – “Versus Zoom” Written by: Joe Peracchio & David Kob Directed by: Stefan Pleszczynski After a quick retelling of the night Nora was murdered and a scene from the night Joe brought Barry into his home for contrast we slide on over to Earth-2 and see the night Hunter Zolomon’s mother was murdered. Unlike Barry, Hunter’s mom was actually killed by her father right in front of and instead of being taken into a loving home by a family friend, lil’ Hunter is dropped off at the Central City evil orphanage where he will no doubt receive the same loving care that made Tom Riddle into the…
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Recap: SUPERGIRL S1 Finale “Better Angels”
WARNING: This review contains spoilers. The season has finally come to a close, and boy it was a doozy. We pick up right where we left off. Alex and Kara are in a battle to the death, and it’s very reminiscent of the fight in a certain Blockbuster movie released last month. Anyways, the fight is over fairly quickly and it ends with Mrs. Danvers giving a speech that brings Alex from get mind control. This leads into the symbol of Hope speech Kara gives in her broadcast across National City. I’m kinda iffy on the speech Kara gives; in fact this whole scenario fell flat. The entire city is going…
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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×17 – “Flash Back”
The Flash (2×17) – “Flash Back” Written by: Aaron and Todd Helbing Directed by: Alice Troughton So, here we go. Again. The team has discovered that their friend was an enemy in disguise and Barry is taking it hard because “Fool Team Flash once, shame on Thawne… Fool Team Flash twice, shame on Team Flash.” He’s in the midst of a research montage as we open trying to crack the science behind his powers. (And after he figures out that science maybe he can finally tell us why repolarizing the main deflector dish on the Enterprise seems to solve every problem.) Meanwhile “Jay’s” helmet is giving off so many vibes…
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FLASH SPOILER Review: Episode 2×16 – “Trajectory”
The Flash (2×16) – “Trajectory” Written by: Lilah Vanderburgh & Lauren Certo Directed by: Glen Winter Okay! So between working thirteen days in a row, a little indie film I went and saw about the Dawn (Go ahead, ask me if I loved Batman v Superman!) and winter’s parting gift of a chest cold I’m not exactly timely with my Flash review but enough with the procrastination and on with the review. When we last left Barry and Team Flash he’d vowed to get fast enough to return to Earth-2, defeat Zoom and avenge Jay’s death. What better way to do that than recreate Evel Knievel at the Snake River…
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The Hype is Real: SUPERGIRL/FLASH Teaser Video Released
So before we dig in, allow me to eat crow for a second. Ask anyone here at WOBAM Entertainment and they will tell you I said last fall that the DC/CW-Verse would never crossover with Supergirl. My reasons were that CBS wouldn’t really gain much from the crossover since the CW’s reach is much smaller than theirs and the logical choice for CBS would be an attempt to crossover with the Film Universe. I was wrong, but we all win. In two weeks, Barry Allen makes his way to National City and meets Kara Danvers. We’ve already had this cool teaser poster: Then yesterday, Paul gave you a taste of…
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Recap: SUPERGIRL Season One, Episode Sixteen ‘Falling’
WARNING: This review contains spoilers. This episode starts out really sweet; We see Kara doing what she does best, being Supergirl. She helps a young girl who is being bullied, and saves firemen from a burning building. Everything is going well for our heroine, and she seemingly saves the day. Unfortunately she is exposed to the newly discovered Red Kryptonite. A substance that mirrors Green Kryptonite’s affect Kryptonians, but it affects them mentally rather than physically. For most of the episode we are accompanied by who I like to call “Darth Kara”. She is fierce and is the complete opposite of the mild-mannered Girl Scout we’ve come accustomed to seeing.…
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Arrow, Season 4, Episode 7, ‘Brotherhood’ Review
[This is a full spoiler review for Arrow Season 4, Episode 7, so be warned.] Arrow’s doing something new. A lot of things new, actually, although you wouldn’t believe it when the episode opens with a truck heist. Or when that heist is stopped by a mob of masked vigilantes. Or when some characters make stubborn decisions that don’t seem to make any sense.Despite all these tired cliches that have come to personify this show, it is actually going in some fresh and new directions.First, before I get to the actual episode, my hat is off to Gordon Verheul. Gordon has directed almost 2 dozen episodes of Arrow at this…
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Premiere Date for Fox’s LUCIFER Revealed
Lucifer, the much-anticipated adaptation of Mike Carey’s acclaimed Vertigo Comic series, is set to star the Prince Of Darkness himself (portrayed by Tom Ellis). Having tired of his duties in the infernal realm, he moves to Los Angeles and ends up becoming a consultant for LAPD detective Chloe Dancer (portrayed by Lauren German). Brought to television by Tom Kapinos (creator of Califiornication), the series’ premiere date was unknown until today. According to tvline.com, Lucifer is set to premiere on January 25 2016 at 9 PM on the FOX network, following Part 2 of the series premiere of The X-Files revival.
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GOTHAM Review: Tonight’s The Night
Warning: This review contains spoilers Barbara is back! Every time Barbara and Jim interact we are in for a treat. With Galavan needing Jim distracted the reasoning behind Barbara appearing felt natural. What makes this season better than the last is that it is more focused, not one episode has felt like filler so far which helps keep the audience interested. With Galavan finally letting Barbara off of her leash she is ready get what she’s always wanted, the chance to kill Jim Gordon. She casually walks in to the GCPD (which has worse security than S.T.A.R. Labs,), and asks to speak to Jim. Gordon decides to speak with Barbara, and tries…
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Arrow, Season 4, Episode 4, ‘Beyond Redemption,’ Review
[This is a full review of Arrow, Season 4, Episode 4, ‘Beyond Redemption,’ and there will be spoilers.] Oliver Queen doesn’t want to fail his city. After 5 years in hell, he came back to adopt the mantle of The Arrow, and started violently punishing criminals that were tearing his city apart. Through the years, he’s collected some new friends, as well as some new enemies that wanted to bring Starling City to its knees. Despite Oliver’s most drastic actions of becoming Ra’s al Ghul, heir to the demon, and leader of the League of Assassins, Starling City, now re-branded Star City has descended into chaos. The citizens are leaving,…
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