Stories by @zacharyoxford

Spider man 4 (2011)

On the subject of villains, Raimi considered showcasing the transformation of Dr. Curt Connors into the Lizard, with Dylan Baker reprising his role. He also had plans to upgrade Bruce Campbell to a more significant role than his prior cameos. In December 2009, it was reported that John Malkovich was in talks to play the Vulture|Vulture, with Anne Hathaway playing Black Cat.

Suicide squad

The further adventures of Harley Quinn, Rick Flag and their team of assembled supervillains.

Six Minutes to Midnight (2000)

Summer 1939. Influential families in Nazi Germany have sent their daughters to a finishing school in an English seaside town to learn the language and be ambassadors for a future looking National Socialist. A teacher there sees what is coming and is trying to raise the alarm. But the authorities believe he is the problem.

Morbius (2002)

Suffering from a rare blood disease, Michael Morbius tries a dangerous cure that afflicts him with a form of vampirism.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2001)

When a single mother and her two children move to a new town, they soon discover that they have a connection to the original Ghostbusters and their grandfather's secret legacy.

Spider-Man: No Way Home (2001)

A continuation of Spider-Man Far From Home

Thor: Love and Thunder (2002)

The sequel to Thor: Ragnarok and the fourth movie in the Thor saga.

Marvel The Thunderbolts

Baron Helmut Zemo summoned several of his former allies from the prior incarnations of the Masters of Evil during a rescue attempt of Goliath (the former bodyguard to Baron Heinrich Zemo). The summoned members included Beetle, Fixer, Moonstone and Screaming Mimi. Zemo took the accidental gathering as an omen, and decided to reform the Masters of Evil and attack the Avengers.[42] Before they could strike, the Avengers, and the Fantastic Four were apparently killed by the villain Onslaught.[43]

Gotham City Sirens

In the 1990s Three of Gotham City’s most notorious female criminals - Harley Quinn, Catwoman and Poison Ivy - team up together on one of their most dangerous missions yet.

DC’s The Ratcatcher

Ratcatcher 2 is a former exterminator who turned to a life of crime, while being aided by an army of small rodents she can communicate with and control. She was the protégé of Otis Flannegan, the original Ratcatcher, and became a member of the second Task Force X strike team sent to Corto Maltese, where she formed a close relationship with Bloodsport.[

DC’s Polka-Dot Man

Abner Krill, also known as Polka-Dot Man, is a criminal who can grow multi-colored polka-dots from his body and can turn them into weapons. He is also a member of the second Task Force X strike team sent to Corto Maltese.[2]

DC’s Rick Flag

Rick Flag was born in Washington, D.C.[2] and was known to have graduated from the prestigious West Point. He proceeded to serve an unknown number of tours in the United States Military, before getting assigned to ARGUS, under the jurisdiction of Amanda Waller. She promptly sent Rick on a mission to subdue the Enchantress that possessed June Moone. Rick and June quickly got close, becoming lovers. He also ran into the formidable samurai warrior Katana, and managed to convince her to become his personal bodyguard.[

DC’s Captain Boomerang

George "Digger" Harkness is a notorious criminal from Australia and a member of Task Force X. Harkness was raised in poverty in Korumburra, the illegitimate child of Betty Harkness and W. W. Wiggins. Harkness learned early how to develop boomerangs into weapons. Having moved to the US, Harkness undertook a string of jewelry heists in Central City which brought him to the attention of Flash, who eventually apprehended him.

DC’s king Shark

Nanaue, also known as King Shark, is a metahuman criminal whose father is believed to be the so-called Shark God. Most people dismiss him as merely a savage mutation, despite him being very sweet, friendly, and endearing. He became part of the second Task Force X strike team on the Corto Maltese mission.

DC’s Bloodsport

Robert DuBois, codenamed Bloodsport, is a contract killer who was hired to kill Superman with a Kryptonite bullet, a mission he was unsuccessful in. He was incarcerated in Belle Reve after failing to kill Superman and became a member of the second Task Force X strike team sent to Corto Maltese.

DC’s Savant

Brian Durlin, also known as Savant, is a self-styled vigilante, a computer hacker who uses most of his skills to blackmail people, and a member of the first of the two Task Force X strike teams for the deadly Corto Maltese mission

Dc’s The Thinker

The Thinker was a member of the Injustice Society, leading an army of prison escapees like the other members.[4] In Plateau City, the police nab a shabbily dressed man who is trying to shoot the governor. They discover that this man is a dead ringer for the governor and also claims to be the real governor. The Flash arrives on the scene to overhear this, but moves on to confront the hoodlums attacking the city. The Thinker appears on the scene, firing a ray at the Crimson Comet, causing him to gain weight and crash through a roof. Recovering, the Flash speeds over to the governor's mansion, only to overhear the governor ordering all police forces to surrender.

Death Proof (1977)

Mike, a Hollywood stuntman, kills women and makes it look like a car accident. His plan works for several years until he meets a group of girls who are all set to fight back.

Crank 3

Mark Neveldine has confirmed that Crank 3 will be shot in 3-D. “We were actually thinking of trying to do RED 3-D for GAME for a while,” Brian Taylor revealed to Collider. “We think it's the way things are going.

The Thick of It

The action centres on the fictional Department of Social Affairs and Citizenship ("DoSAC" – previously the Department of Social Affairs, or "DoSA", prior to the reshuffle of episode five), which supposedly came out of the prime minister's passing enthusiasm for "joined-up government". Thus it acts as a "super department" overseeing many others, with some similarities to the Cabinet Office.