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Photo courtesy of Lionsgate Everett Collection Judge Dred Karl Urban and his apprentice Judge Anderson Olivia Thirlby are tasked with restoring order to a high-rise and taking down a local drug lord. Lena Headey brought to justice. Between Urban's incredible performance and Alex Garland's Ex Machina, Dredd's writing style is pretty over-the-top, violent and gritty in your face, but it also finds humor in its self-irony. Who could ask for more? Best known for her role on the Emmy Award-winning episode of in the limited series The Untrustworthy, she has gone on to star in a number of more grounded dramas and thrillers.

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Lampman plays the eponymous character, a well-intentioned half-demon who spends his time hunting down the Nazi mystic who summoned him from hell and investigating mysteries that are straight out of a Lovecraftian horror story. Photo courtesy of Universal Studios Everett Collection Featuring Oscar-worthy makeup and an immersive fantasy atmosphere and characters, Hellboy retains the first film’s cinematic feel but incorporates more witty creativity and spectacle. Long story short if you've ever wanted to wash away the self-righteousness of Christopher Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy then this Dark Horse Comics superhero romp is for you.