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The Boys is back and more gruesome than previous seasons

The Boys season 3 premiers on June 3rd on Prime Video. Three episodes will be released this Friday with the rest released on a weekly basis.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
03-06-2022 23:57
in Entertainment
The Boys is back and more gruesome than previous seasons

Homelander is still the center of attention this season. Photo: The Cheat Sheet

The Boys season 3 has officially made its way to Prime Video and it’s much more gruesome than the previous seasons. That is if you watched them. 

Prime Video brings The Boys back

So far, The Boys are pretty much the creepy version of anything you’ve ever seen before. To give it away, Homelander is one of the characters that consistently leaves you in suspense. 

 This time around, Homelander is much more broken and sinister according to The Boys. In the previous trailer released, we could see different versions of Homelander in interviews which is ultimately scary. 

At one point, Homelander finds himself laying on a bed with a splotch of blood laying next to him. The gruesome question remains, whose blood is that and why. 

To be fair, there is a lot of blowing up and murdering than one would expect from superheroes. Just a warning, The Boys is not your typical superhero series like Superman or The Flash.   

Stopping Homelander seems impossible

One thing that is evident from Marvel Antman is the technique that makes the individuals grow extremely tiny which is ultimately a recipe for disaster to be quite frank. 

Now, if Homelander reminds you of someone, you’re most likely spot-on as his character is most likely adapted from the previous and most controversial president Donald Trump. 

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So, if you haven’t watched The Boys season 1 and 2, you might want to recap before watching all the catastrophes taking place again. It’s pretty much worse than before and it does not help that Homelander is quite invincible. 

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Thus far, the group of actual heroes is trying to stop Homelander from wreaking havoc once again. According to the trailer released, it’s very uncertain whether or not they will achieve this. 

To date, The Boys is ready to stream on Prime Video with the first three episodes available on June the 3rd. There are currently eight episodes in season three but the rest will be released weekly. 

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