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                Be warned there will be SP OILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Batwoman is back with another episode while still nothing great it was certainly better than last week. The episode opens up with Ivy and Mary killing yet another victim. It's more so Mary who does so this time round as she accuses her victim of not caring for decent families, denying them homes and just being a truly horrible human being. She kills him in cold blood as Ivy looks almost beaming with pride. This is Mary's true calling, she feels so powerful and says that this will be her calling going forward. What Mary doesn't seem to know about or care is how Ivy is basically using her as a battery sucking the life force out of her which in turn has been restoring her to full strength. More on these two a bit later however as the latter half of the episode focuses heavily on them.  We're back with Ryan and co and after Jada Jet found The Joker's

                Be warned there will be SP OILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Legends of Tomorrow returns with a new episode and after 2 pretty bad weeks of this show can this weeks episode get things back on track?? the answer is a resounding yes! it opens up with the Legends discussing Gideon's plan of attempting to stop the assassination of killing the Arch Duke Frans Ferdinand thus stopping World War I for happening. There is a bit of a problem however as said moment in time is called a ''Fixed Point'' something that cannot and should not be tampered with. But Sara and co have a plan of action in place one which includes stopping the Arch Duke from being killed in cold blood by a group of 3 assassins who work for an organisation called The Black Hand. So it's off to a place called Sarajevo in 1914 where the assassination is set to take place. At first Sara and Nate scout ahead at a bar where the three Black Hand mem

                Be warned there will be SP OILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Superman and Lois is back with a  new episode and this episode may just be the very best yet. It opens up with Superman high above the Earth listening to all the sounds going on below. He signals out the mines before flying directly towards it. On his way there he begins to get more visions like what happened in last weeks episode. It gets so bad that he flat out falls out of the sky before plummeting to the ground. We're back at the Kent family home soon after and see that Lois has contacted her father about getting clearance into the mines for John Henry Irons. Clark can't go anywhere near the area so Irons is their next sure bet to get inside. He just needs the proper clearance to get inside first. Lois also calls her father to basically get him back in Smallville as thanks to a new podcast that has dropped she is going to be under a microscope thanks to a

              Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Batwoman returns for another week and this episode all in all wasn't actually all that bad considering the downward spiral the show has been on as of late. The episode opens up as the real, original Pamela Isley (Poison Ivy) makes her return to the land of the living. The first thing she does? well murder some fishermen of course. Once they're out of the way we see Ivy rise from the water as Renee Montoya rushes into view. Ivy says even though she was in the water and basking in sunlight she still feels so powerless. Well she has been underground for 10 years so this is to be expected, gotta be patient Renee says as the two just reunite and live in the moment. We're soon back with Ryan, Luke and Sophie who are still at Renee's base of operations trying to find Ivy and Renee. Thanks to some sleuthing by Sophie they are able to narrow the search area down

              Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Legends of Tomorrow returns and after a rather lackluster and disappointing episode last week can this week pick back up the pace as we head into the proper back half of the season now?? the episode opens up with the Legends arriving back in Constantine's house after time travelling at the end of the mid-season finale. They arrive and think they're just back in the house of Constantine but when Nate opens the front doors they realize they're in a much more dark and dangerous place. Turns out they're at the gates of hell and when Nate opens the front door a giant wall of fire blazes over the door with screams and shouting heard. Nate shuts the door in a panic leading to mass panic and hysteria among the Legends. While that is going on we learn that Gideon is feeling sick and has been extremely doubting herself as of late so much to the point where it'

              Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. After a quite stellar introduction to season 2 of Superman and Lois can this weeks episode continue in it's rich vein or form or fall to the wayside? the episode begins with Lois Lane making breakfast not just for Clark and the boys but also for John Henry Irons and Natalie. Turns out that Natalie is a vegan though which makes the entire situation a bit awkward. Awkward soon turns to worry as when Clark gets up he stops right in his tracks before falling to the ground, he is once again experiencing some sort of vision. A vision that with each passing moment gets more and more violent including scenes of pure destruction. Clark and Lois are later seen talking about how these visions could be of the destruction of Krypton. But how? and even if they were how can they fix it?? Clark suggests going to see his brother Tal-Rho for help given his experience with the Eradic

  Back in 1996 Wes Craven made us all Scream. Sorry that was awful, but since then Scream and it's villainous killer Ghostface have gone onto super stardom among horror fanatics and movie lovers abound. So with the master Wes Craven not behind the camera this time around can this new, fresh installment live up to the original? or will it just be left in the corner a bloody carcass? Scream opens up much like the original as the killer targets a young woman at home alone, right off the bat the tension is here and it is very strong indeed. Jenna Ortega elevates the opening which has always been hit or miss with the Scream movies in my opinion to new heights with an incredible performance. You feel her terror, her sheer panic at the thought of a killer outside of her home. What follows is pretty brutal and sets up perfectly what overall is hands down the best sequel to the original Scream movie.  It's not just Jenna Ortega who puts in a terrific performance here. Melissa Barrera wh

              Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Batwoman returns from it's mid season hiatus with an interesting episode to say the least. Beginning with a flashback we see the real Pamela Isley (Poison Ivy) alive and in the flesh well before Batman got to her and took her out. She is seen coming out of a wooded area as Renee Montoya and another cop arrive on the scene. Renee has her gun pointed at Ivy but refuses to pull the trigger instead asking her why she is doing what she is doing. Ivy responds with the usual things you'd expect to hear from here before killing the other cop in cold blood with one of her vines. These flashbacks are a running thread throughout the episode as we see a lot more of Ivy and Renee Montoya. We're soon back with Sophie, Luke and Ryan and after what happened with Marcus in the last episode they've been forced to work out of Renee Montoya's underground, almost sewer

              Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Legends of Tomorrow returns from it's mid season hiatus with a new intro, android versions of the Legends and a whole lot of timeline meddling. Right off the bat it should be noted that this is strictly an episode about the android / robot Legends we saw during the closing moments of the mid season finale. Apart from a short recap we don't see the OG Legends at all during this episode. It leaves the door open for an interesting episode to say the least and it is exactly that interesting. The episode opens up with a new intro like I mentioned and it showcases each Robo-Legend, Nate is a giant buff muscle head now complete with huge comedy like arms fit for punching the bad guys away and fixing the timeline. Sara is still the Captain, Gary is in his Alien form at all times, Spooner and Behrad are constantly at loggerheads, Zari is a technical wizard, Astra is her

              Be warned there will be *SPOILERS* inv olved in this review. With that being said let's get into it. Superman and Lois returns for it's seconds season and right off the bat there is a ton to talk about including what is to come and what is seemingly already in Smallville just waiting to be fully unleashed. The episode opens up where last season ended as John Henry Iron's daughter Natalie crash landed outside of the Kent farm. When she gets out she embraces with her father but soon sees Lois Lane who was her mom on her planet. She calls out mom to this planet's Lois but she doesn't answer infact she doesn't say anything at all even after being asked by Clark to respond. She just walks off into their home without saying a word. It was a pretty cold and crushing move but later on we get a very good wrap around as to why she did what she did and how he is going to fix the situation. But more on that a bit later. The boys Jordan and Johnathan are now bo