Random Superhero Movies You Need To Watch If You're Bored Of Marvel And DC (14 items)

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  (#5) The Crow

  • Bai Ling, Brandon Lee, Tony Todd, Ernie Hudson, Jon Polito, David Patrick Kelly, Sofia Shinas, Michael Wincott, Michael Massee, Anna Thomson, Phoebe Dollar, Laurence Mason, Angel David, Rochelle Davis

  When Eric Draven and his fiancée are brutally murdered by a street gang, a being of vengeance takes pity on him. On the anniversary of his death, Draven rises from the dead to become the supernatural avenger known as The Crow. The Crow is based off a cult-favorite comic book of the same name. 
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  (#14) Condorman

  • Oliver Reed, Barbara Carrera, Michael Crawford, Dana Elcar, James Hampton, Jean-Pierre Kalfon

  Condorman is a mostly forgotten film that was one of Disney's first forays into the superhero film genre. Woody Wilkins is a cartoonist that acts as a courier for the CIA when he's not drawing adventures of his creation, "Condorman." When a female spy from the KGB is on the run, Wilkins becomes his comic-strip creation in order to help her defect.
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  (#9) The Mask of Zorro

  • Catherine Zeta-Jones, Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Banderas, Pedro Armendáriz, Jr., Stuart Wilson, Victor Rivers, Matt Letscher, William Marquez, Tony Amendola, José María de Tavira, José Pérez

  Based off of the popular pulp magazine hero (who spawned numerous films and TV shows for decades), The Mask of Zorro is about how the persona was passed down to a successor of Don Diego. Alejandro Murrieta sobers up and learns the way of the blade from his mentor, donning the black mask and hat of the fabled swashbuckling avenger of Zorro. A fun film filled with fantastic swordplay. 
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  (#13) The Rocketeer

  • Jennifer Connelly, Timothy Dalton, Alan Arkin, Clint Howard, Melora Hardin, Paul Sorvino, Margo Martindale, Terry O'Quinn, Ed Lauter, Billy Campbell, Jon Polito, William Sanderson, Norbert Weisser, Rick Overton, Eddie Jones, Pat Crawford Brown, Max Grodénchik, David Pressman, Robert Miranda, Michael Milhoan, James Handy, Don Pugsley, Ele Keats, John Lavachielli, Herman Poppe, Tiny Ron Taylor, Scanlon Gail, Michael Francis Clarke, Charlie Stavola

  Based on a comic book by Dave Stevens, The Rocketeer is family-friendly adventure that has a throwback pulp style. A young pilot discovers an experimental jet pack, straps it on, dons a helmet that conceals his identity, and fights injustice as the mysterious Rocketeer.

  Stakes rise when the Nazis show interest in obtaining the rocket pack as a weapon for their cause.
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  (#7) MegaMind

  • Brad Pitt, Tina Fey, Will Ferrell, Ben Stiller, Jonah Hill, J.K. Simmons, David Cross, Justin Theroux, Tom McGrath, Christopher Knights, Mike Mitchell, Jack Blessing, Jessica Schulte, Emily Nordwind, Ella Olivia Stiller, Stephen Kearin, Quinlin Dempsey Stiller, Brian Hopkins, Jasper Johannes Andrews

  This superhero film is more from the supervillain's perspective, but it still counts. When he shockingly defeats his longtime superhero rival, evil genius Megamind gets restless. After all, where is the fun in supervillainy if you have no one to fight?

  With that in mind, Megamind creates a new opponent, but things get out of hand when his pseudo-hero decides that villainy is a better fit for him. 
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  (#2) Hellboy

  • John Hurt, Selma Blair, Ron Perlman, Guillermo del Toro, David Hyde Pierce, Jeffrey Tambor, Doug Jones, Winter Ave Zoli, Santiago Segura, Mike Mignola, Brian Steele, Corey Johnson, Karel Roden, Angus MacInnes, Bob Sherman, Brian Caspe, James Babson, William Hoyland, Kevin Trainor, Mark Taylor, Rupert Evans, Jeremy Zimmermann, Todd Kramer, Bridget Hodson, Ladislav Beran, Andrea Miltner, Stephen Fisher, Tara Hugo, Charles Grisham, Monty L. Simons, Rory Copus, Ellen Savaria, Pavel Cajzl, Dennison Betram, Justin Svoboda, Jim Howick, Helene Wilson, Richard Haas, Bettina Ask, Emilio Navarro, Petr Sekanina, Albert Moy, Andrea Stuart, Daniel Aarsman, Ales Kosnar, Garth Cooper, Millie Wilkie, Jan Holicek, Michael Lindsay, Alvaro Navarro, Jo Eastwood

  Based off of Mike Mignola's critically acclaimed comic book, Hellboy is essentially Raiders of the Lost Ark mixed with monsters and Ghostbusters. Towards the end of World War II, the Axis powers open up a portal and bring a baby demon into this world. That baby is then taken by the Allies. Sixty years later, that demon, named Hellboy, is a top agent for the Bureau of Paranormal Research & Defense.

  With his field team consisting of an aquatic fish man and a pyrokinetic woman, Hellboy and the BPRD defend the US from hostile supernatural forces.

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