DC Films Swamp Thing

[Peyton Westlake]

I think aside from Superman: Legacy , this movie is the one I am most interested in seeing. If done right a 'true' horror film in a DC setting can be a home run.

 

[frankgutz]

I really hope this gonna be as good as the 2019 Swamp Thing show, that one was brilliant and good af, really need to rewatch the old 2 films

I dont remember the old films that much, i do remember the 90s show that was kinda silly since i watched it like 5 yrs ago and i do remember the second film was lowkey a big downgrade from the first one

 

[frankgutz]

If DC uses the gothic setting of Swap Thing & does it right, horror fans & comic fans together can be introduced into something new & dare I say...different?

That is why i was obssesed with the 2019 show, it was amazing, as a horror and DC fan, is probably one of my favorite shows of DC, even when the last episodes rush and cut, the 90s show is silly and dumb but still taps a bit into horror, its really great having 2 shows and 2 films, hopefully this time we can have a full trilogy

 

[Harleen SB]

They should use this look in the movie
It's just too good and can't be topped

 

[Arachnerd]

Still makes me sad that show got cancelled.

 

[Harleen SB]

Still makes me sad that show got cancelled.

It wasn't perfect but it had potential.
Mangold is a great choice btw

 

[Arachnerd]

I'm looking forward to see what he does with this.

 

[Babillygunn]

I absolutely LOVED the show.

I loved that we also got Blue Devil, Phantom Stranger, and Madame Xandau in the show as well.

 

[Peyton Westlake]

The sudden cancellation of the show was a shock. It appeared to have fared well with reviewers and in ratings, yet the exact figures are unclear. The rationale provided was somewhat cryptic; perhaps changes in management played a role. Does anyone have insights into its performance in terms of numbers?