Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem (2015)

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It's Halloween night in Gotham and a mysterious crime spree has Batman on the trail of the city's spookiest villains: Scarecrow, Clayface, Silver Banshee and Solomon Grundy. Ruling over these misfits is the clown prince of crime himself, The Joker! Armed with a computer virus and diabolical plan to unleash "digital laugher" upon Gotham's technology, only the Dark Knight can stop this gruesome gang. Joining forces with Green Arrow, Cyborg, Nightwing and Red Robin, it's an action-packed race to stop the Joker and save the city. When the sun rises, will it shine upon Gotham or Jokertown?

Rating:

NR
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Directed By:

Butch Lukic
Written By:

Heath Corson
In Theaters:

Aug 18, 2015 limited
On Disc/Streaming:

Aug 18, 2015
Runtime:

81 minutes
Studio:

DC Comics

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Cast

Roger Craig Smith
as Batman

Brian T. Delaney
as Scarecrow

Troy Baker
as The Joker

Chris Diamantopoulos
as Green Arrow

Kari Wuhrer
as Silver Banshee

Will Friedle
as Nightwing

Khary Payton
as Cyborg

Alastair Duncan
as Alfred Pennyworth

Yuri Lowenthal
as Red Robin

Noel Fisher
as Gogo Shoto

Dave B. Mitchell
as Clayface

Fred Tatasciore
as Solomon Grundy

Amanda Troop
as Gladys Windsmere

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Critic Reviews for Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem

All Critics (1) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (0)

Action-packed animated adventure has constant fighting.

Aug 26, 2015 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…

Renee Schonfeld

Common Sense Media

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Audience Reviews for Batman Unlimited: Monster Mayhem

Just a cut and paste version of Batman Animal Instincts just a few different baddies, It's still pretty fun and had some good entertaining action scenes plus it's always nice to see The Joker back too.

Jamie Clarke

Super Reviewer

It may be aimed at 10 year olds but it's still better than anything WB is doing in live-action.