STACK #224 June 2023

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SHAZAM! FURY OF THE GODS Shazam! Fury of the Gods is the sequel to Shazam! (2019), and the 12th instalment in DC’s Extended Universe. The original cast returns along with a few newcomers to the series: Helen Mirren, Rachel Zegler, and Lucy Liu as the Daughters of Atlas, who will stop at nothing to reactivate the powers of Shazam’s broken staff. Superhero fans are in for a treat as Zachary Levi and co. deliver non-stop hilarity.

ATTACK ON TITAN: S4 PT2 Following the events of Season 4 Part 1, the final season of this cult hit anime series continues with Eren (as Attack Titan) readying himself for another epic battle amidst a Marleyan ambush. Described as dark, horrific and bleak, the show is notable for its strong storytelling and incredible animation. And while fans need no convincing of Attack on Titan ’s brilliance, newcomers owe it to themselves to get on board. BROTHERHOOD OF THE WOLF Christophe Gans’ Brotherhood of the Wolf took the world by storm upon release in 2001, and it’s set to capture a whole new audience when it arrives on 4K Ultra HD. Set in 18th century France, the film chronicles the investigation of a mass slaughter by a suspected werewolf. Inspired by real-life serial killings, the film takes a fantasy-based approach to the story and presents as a gripping and unpredictable mystery. THE RESURRECTION OF CHARLES MANSON An evil cult obsessed with the murderous philosophies of one of the most infamous killers of all time sits at the centre of The Resurrection of Charles Manson , in which a young couple travelling through the desert find their romantic getaway transformed into a terrifying nightmare. Starring Frank Grillo, the film was directed by his son Remy Grillo and is recommended for fans of Ti West’s X (2022) and the Brad Pitt-starring Kalifornia (1993). HOUSEBOAT HORROR Australia’s most notorious (and possibly worst) horror movie is not only receiving an unexpected physical media release, it’s also getting the most comprehensive and extravagant release of the year. Move over Tommy Wiseau, because Houseboat Horror is one of the greatest so-bad-it’s-good movies ever made, and this all-new Blu-ray release offers a deep dive into its production and legacy. It even includes an audio commentary by comedian Tony Martin, who famously lampooned the movie on The Late Show in 1992. 07/06/23 TV Anime 14/06/23 Horror 07/06/23 Thriller

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LIVING Bill Nighy delivers a sincere performance in this

heartwarming drama about a humourless man searching for meaning in life, when told by doctors that his time is almost up. Adapted from Akira Kurosawa’s classic Ikiru (1952) by celebrated writer Kazuo Ishiguro (author of The Remains of the Day and Never Let Me Go ), Living is a wonderful, life affirming drama which earned Nighy a nomination for best actor at the 95th Academy Awards.

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THE WALKING DEAD: S11 This hugely influential series comes to an end in season 11, which showcases more of the apocalyptic zombie mayhem fans love. The final season finds Daryl, Maggie, and the rest of our heroes on a fraught mission with Negan to confront the mysterious Reapers. Meanwhile, Eugene's group must assimilate into the Commonwealth, to secure aid for Alexandria. Boasting a whole lot of nail-biting cliffhangers, The Walking Dead ’s last hurrah is an epic one. THE HANDMAID’S TALE: S5 Elizabeth Moss returns as June Osborne, and also directs three of ten episodes in this incredible fifth season of one of the most polarising series in recent years. Facing consequences for her actions at the end of season four, June continues her attempts to rescue her daughter from subservience while facing terrifying new struggles in Canada. As powerful as ever, the series continues to shock as it steers its way towards next year’s conclusion. 21/06/23 TV Horror

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