So grab a brew, get comfy, and follow us as we help you get your streaming priorities in no particular order. Head this way to join. Right from the opening titles, which sees The Math Club take the original 60s Spider-Man theme song and remix it with boom-bap beats and fresh lyrics, you know that Jeff Trammell's Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man has got the sauce.
Fusing Steve Ditko inspired 2. The result is a visually striking, tonally distinct Spidey series that reimagines fan favourite characters, pedestals refreshing new takes on comic book deep cuts like Lonnie Lincoln and Nico Minoru, and manages to stand out from β and alongside β the Tom Holland Spider-Man movies and the Spider-Verse films.
Whether animation is your bag or not and it absolutely should be! Yes, sure, it is a body-horror-comedy in which Amy Adams plays a stay-at-home mother who slowly convinces herself she's becoming a dog while her doofus husband Scoot McNairy steps on every "Ooh, you should not have said that! And yeah, there are surreal sequences in which Adams runs on all fours, and eats from a doggy dish, and pulls canine hair from her lower back.
But beneath all of the were-motherness of it all, there's a profoundly moving treatise to be found on the transformative nature of motherhood β for better and for worse.
It's a real makes you laugh, makes you cry, makes you want to hug and honour and thank every woman in your life kinda film.
