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No ranking of Batman-themed animated shows would be perfect without the inclusion of arguably the greatest cartoon of all time — “Batman: The Animated Series.” Apart from its amazing vocal talent, nifty animation, and no-holds-barred approach, animator and artist Bruce Timm’s iconic character designs are still instantly recognizable, decades after they were first conceived. They’re also so stylish that it seems borderline impossible for these particular versions of Batman (Kevin Conroy) and his rogues gallery to exist outside the realm of animation … or rather, it would be, if it wasn’t for cosplayer @Livingdead_kev and her shockingly faithful take on Timm and Paul Dini’s most iconic “Batman: The Animated Series” creation, Harley Quinn (Arleen Sorkin).

In the case of a film titled Nightbitch, where the narrative involves a woman transforming into a dog as a result of the pressures and challenges of motherhood, one wouldn’t expect subtlety. Marielle Heller’s movie adaptation of Rachel Yoder’s 2021 novel starts off well, with witty humor and hints of the bizarre to come. However, it fails to fully explore its unique concepts, falling short of delivering a genuinely thought-provoking experience. This is unfortunate for Amy Adams, who gives a commendable performance, but is let down by the script.

Kendrick Lamar is set to headline the 2025 Apple Music Super Bowl LIX halftime show.

Mike Flanagan, who is renowned for producing high-quality horror content in both film and television, shares an unusual perspective: he wasn’t particularly fond of horror during his childhood years. However, his perspective changed as he became a filmmaker, taking on projects like “Doctor Sleep” and the miniseries “The Fall of the House of Usher.” In a recent conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, Flanagan expresses a sense of disillusionment with much of today’s horror cinema. Nevertheless, there are still a handful of films that send shivers down his spine.

The captivating interest people have towards true crime films and series is widely recognized. In the U.S., the media often shares shocking news about the criminal activities of real-life predators residing among us. Additionally, authorities frequently issue warnings regarding their potential threats to public safety. Conversely, if you were living in the Soviet Union during the 1980s, particularly in Rostov, you might have been oblivious to a serial killer who was preying on children and young women. Such a situation may seem unfathomable and absurd, but it is unfortunately true.