Swooping in to capitalize on the onset of superhero movie exhaustion, Eric Kripke’s The Boys shrewdly flips the script on the ostensibly illustrious caped crusaders. While most blockbuster pictures focus on their heroes’ valiant escapades, glossing over everything else they ever do, The Boys strips away the glamorous facade, portraying its superheroes’ flaws and foibles.
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