The decision by Warner Bros. Discovery to shelve its feature film “Batgirl” (with a budget somewhere in the $70 million to $100 million-plus range) caught both film industry professionals and casual movie lovers by surprise. Yet there is a precedent in Hollywood for creating a major film release and then yanking it from a release schedule.
For your consideration, here are 10 examples of Hollywood films that got the “Batgirl” treatment.
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Two high school girls living together and going from part time job to part time job do what they can to hide their true identity: Hired killers working for an agency.
A mysterious and powerful woman hires a man and his band of mercenaries to go into Cambodia, find her father’s killer, and bring him back to her.
A couple leaving a fun dinner gets into a ride-share car that seemed to have come rather quickly and unexpectedly. Once in the car, they learn that its driver, Dawn, likes to film her passenger and harbors a dark side.
Today’s review is for a movie called DEMONOID: MESSENGER OF DEATH starring Stuart Whitman and Samantha Eggar, both of whom are pros at making any movie look awesome just by virtue of them being in it. It’s directed by the legendary Alfredo Zacarías who not only made this twisted gem but also made the utterly batshit insane “The Bees” in 1978 with John Saxon and John Carradine, another one worth seeking out.
