Production studio
Point Grey Pictures
Point Grey Pictures, the Canadian indie shop, is on The Boys: Homelander as the main character of the replies, Vought manufacturing heroes as celebrity product, the messy opposition trying to keep a plot under the gore. Prime Video anti-supe circus. Satire that the group chat litigates like a politics podcast with blood on it. Cape TV with the safety off.
The Boys is the Point Grey Pictures catalog title — corporate capes, messy vigilantes, Starr's Homelander as a trending threat. Gore on purpose. Satire the timeline argues about weekly: who it is for, who it is about, whether the joke went too far. Spinoffs keep the universe loud. A Canadian independent film shop on Prime's meanest superhero circus.
Start on TV Flash with the Boys package from episode one. The slate feels like indie-film meanness scaled for a streamer — Point Grey on the card, a smile that screenshots as a weapon, cape television that treats the replies as a second writers' room.
FAQ
What Point Grey title is in the catalog?
The Boys — Homelander, Vought, anti-supe satire, group-chat blood sport.
Where should I start on TV Flash?
The Boys hub. In order from the pilot. The stills are the meme; the hours are the argument.
What does this slate feel like?
Canadian indie heat on a corporate-cape roast. Satire, gore, a villain the replies cannot put down.