Red Hood: Resurrection

Far better then the Titans TV Series Red Hood... This Red Hood feels more threatening and also has an actual personality. He isn't cringe to watch and he's written more like the comics. The Actor of Joker was also brilliant, Episode 1 stretched out Joker killing Jason but the Joker's Actor kept it entertaining. Reminds me of Heath Ledger's Joker. The Fight Scenes across the 3 Episodes and also the cinematography has been insane, for a Fan Series on a small budget this is better than what The CW and Netflix have done with some DC TV Series'

One minor issue I have is that sometimes the Actors of the thugs are putting in really lazy performances it seems like and I don't like how Nightwing and Tim Drake's Robin costumes look. If you're on a small budget than it is understandable. Looking forward to Episodes 4 and on forth.

Red Hood is one of the most underappreciated characters of the Bat family in mainstream media, and most of his adaptations are horribly mischaracterized. This series, though fan-made, gives Red Hood fans an amazing outlet. The pilot episode is gripping and the story is laid out in an organized, convincing manner that feels straight out of a comic book.

I remember watching this show when the first episode had released, (the pilot) and to see its newest episode so much more cinematic and flavourful was astounding, it really shows you how far they have taken this & have utilised the community it has created. Episode 3 has beautiful action scenes that will remind you of the classics; Daredevil Season One, Captain America's Elevator, Deadpool vs the TVA, and so many more. What sets it aside from many other fan-made projects, is that the script is beautifully well-crafted with funny one-liners & gives you a really good need for just wanting so much more. David Reardon's performance as Jason Todd, flawless, like he was born to play him. And performances from the other supporting cast never fail, it's where you can see the effort & motivation that everyone has put into this. I hope to see RHR develop into something huge one day.

Dc hates giving our batbros a decent live action, and Noah (the cool director) decides to create a fan-funded film, -that they cannot get a lot of money from-, which honestly could be better than Titans (if they have more props, characters, etc. I like the casting of these characters in rhr).

DC itself doesn't pay them. Although the storyline is a bit different than canon, the movie manages to capture the personalities of the characters so well, from their angst to their sassy remarks.

Despite the difficulties of making a movie on a lower budget, the team pushes onward and has a pretty nice community. I eagerly await new episodes every time I hear news about it ;p Overall, 100% recommend, go support and watch this masterpiece :D.

Ok, so let me start with some backstory: I don't watch YouTube very much. Much less actual shows. Mostly just cooking tutorials and star wars bad lip reading. But I first saw the tiktoks for this show, and I was instantly enticed. So, I figured, I'll try something new. I went into it with an open mind, and I'm pleased I did. This isn't Netflix or Amazon prime. And yet, the filmmakers, actors, set, and crew have managed to capture the innate je ne sais quoi that good television has. The characters are phenomenal, the pacing smooth, and the overall effect absolutely worth your time. I can see the dedication, time, effort, and passion put into every movement, every word, every posture and every scene. Dare I say, they make it look easy, though the opposite couldn't be more true. At this point in time, I believe there are only two episodes out on youtube, but I (im)patiently wait for more. I cannot stress enough how stunned I was at the magnificence of this production, and I cannot wait for what's next.