With the DCU’s Batman in development, James Gunn would be wise to consider the most iconic Batman scenes ever, many of which ...

Batman has been around since his first appearance in 1939’s Detective Comics #27. The one Rule that is associated with the World’s Greatest Detective is that he has a no-kill rule.

Michelle Pfeiffer Cracks the Whip in Resurfaced 'Batman Returns' Clip—and Fans Are Obsessed originally appeared on Parade.

In Batman Returns, which is more a goth S&M romance and dominatrix origin story than a superhero movie, you can see both a hint of the lucrative adult-skewing superhero movies of the future (the R ...

Batman Returns is the first in the original Batman movie franchise to incorporate two main antagonists. Of course, many forget that the sequel has a third villain in the form of Christopher ...

In Batman Returns, Keaton’s horny, homicidal Batman found a solution: You just stick it on the closest bad guy. Burton and company have similarly little faith in Bruce Wayne’s humanity.

Seen today, “Batman Returns” feels radical not as much for it’s perversions but rather the enormous depths of feeling the filmmaker brings to his gallery of grotesques, writes critic Sean Burns.

“Batman Returns” screenwriter Daniel Waters described differences between his creative vision for a “Catwoman” spinoff and that of sequel director Tim Burton.

Fans tend to love Batman Returns today, but that wasn't always the case. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The whole thing ...