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Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000)
Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker (2000)
2000 | Action, Animation, Family
9
8.4 (7 Ratings)
Movie Rating
Kevin conroy (1 more)
Mark hamill
Watched last night I liked it alot being a fan of the original batman animated series from the nineties and when a version of batman from the future came along I was sold and it's from the same people who made the nineties batman show I knew it would be good. okay on to the movie the movie is faithful to the show by still having Kevin conroy as older Bruce Wayne and in my opinion probably the best batman ever and there's mark hamill as the Joker in my opinion the best joker ever voices the Joker with humour and darker edge that sometimes the movie jokers just don't have anyway good movie
  
A Bit Of A Stretch
A Bit Of A Stretch
Chris Atkins | 2020 | Biography, Crime, Humor & Comedy
8
9.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
Diary of a Prisoner
Atkins, a documentary film maker was arrested and imprisoned following a film made through funds gained through tax fraud. After receiving a five year sentence, he was imprisoned at Wandsworth. This book documents excerpts from the diaries that he maintained through out his sentence.

This book is an eye-opener, highlighting the failures in prison reforms, the amount of drugs in the prisons, as well as other internal goings on. Atkins writes with emotion and humour, you feel his despair at the separation from his child, and the frustration of life behind bars. You will also find yourself laughing out loud.

If you like biographical tell alls, you will enjoy this one.
  
Demons (1985)
Demons (1985)
1985 | Horror
8
7.2 (9 Ratings)
Movie Rating
In short, Demoni AKA Demons, is fucking wild.
For the most part, it's masquerading as a serious horror trip, with the odd burst of humour, and occasional 80s rock anthem thrown in. It subjects the viewer to nasty gore, disturbing practical effects, trippy cinematography, it's overall strangeness complimented by its slightly off dub work. It's uncomfortable in parts, certainly hypnotic in its execution.
All of this, before diving headfirst into schlock territory where a dude slaughters hordes of monsters with a katana whilst riding a motorcycle, as an Accept song blasts in the background. Pretty damn wonderful.

Rightly considered an essential 80s horror, Demons is still an effective movie today. Well worth any horror fan's time.