Tom Cavanagh, who played Eobard Thawne/Reverse-Flash on The Flash TV show in the Arrowverse, shares his review of the DCEU's The Flash movie.

The Flash remains one of the most divisive movies among superhero film lovers. Though the film "took the IQ level down," one Arrowverse star only has good things to say about the polarizing DC ...

TVShowsonDVD.com has confirmed that Warner Home Video is releasing the complete 22 episode Flash TV series on January 10, 2006. You can check out the cover and more details at the link above. The ...

Reviews The Flash season 1 DVD review The Flash’s debut disc release offers a great range of featurettes alongside the action. Here’s our review… ...

Tom Cavanagh has took an unexpected stance on the maligned 2023's The Flash movie starring Ezra Miller as the Scarlett Speedster.

Despite The Flash acquiring the title of box office bomb with incredible speed and failing to connect with even the most hardcore fans of the old DCEU, one star from a much more well-loved ...

Tom Cavanagh spent the better part of a decade playing multiple characters in The CW's The Flash TV series and the Reverse-Flash actor has just shared a surprisingly positive review of the 2023 ...

The end of the Arrowverse recently arrived when Season 9 of The Flash, the final standing show, wrapped up the series on The CW. It will next speed onto Blu-ray and DVD on August 29th, accompanied ...

DC Comics has solicited the first issue of their prequel to 2023's The Flash, and for some reason, one of the covers features a naked rendition of Ezra Miller's Barry Allen.

The penultimate season of The CW’s The Flash will be speeding to Blu-ray and DVD this Fall. Warner Bros. Home Entertainment have locked up an October 22nd, 2022 release date for Blu-ray and DVD ...

Today sees the publication of The Flash #771, which sees Wally West jumping across time, space, and dimensions, part of a new power he is mastering ...

The latest cover of TV Guide features Grant Gustin and Stephen Amell, of the The Flash and Arrow, respectively. The cover was tweeted out by Andrew Kreisberg, executive producer for both shows.