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I’M BATMAN 89-97
Rod Peter Jr.—Tom Hendry Warehouse
Reliving the Tim Burton and Joel Schumacher Batman films in reverse chronological order, Rod Peter Jr. pairs these comedic reenactments with interludes from his childhood. While some of the reenactments lack proper context for anyone without a strong memory of the films, an impressive multimedia backup paired with good comedic timing on the part of Rod more than make up for that. For any fan of the original Batman films I couldn’t recommend a better show.
Josh Fidelak
