"The Boys": Final showdown looms as fourth season debuts June

One of the most shocking and bloody series of recent years returns on 13th June with its fourth season. Fans of "The Boys" should savour it, as the story of supes committing brutal massacres is nearing its end.

To say that "The Boys" is controversial is an understatement. It is one of the most brutal productions on Prime Video and one of the most talked-about releases in recent years. So far, three seasons have been made, with the fourth premiering on June 13th. From the very beginning, the creators have shocked viewers. Just recall the first scene from the first season: A couple in love strolls through the streets of New York City. It's clear they deeply love and understand each other without words. The boy grabs his partner's hands, and she disappears from the frame in that very second. Only her severed hands, still being held by her partner, and a pool of blood and ground-up organs remain. She was run into by one of the superheroes with superhuman speed.

Anyone who has watched "The Boys" knows that some scenes are so disturbing that they are hard to write about without evoking chills of disgust. Almost every few minutes in the series, a scene is served up that becomes legendary online, and fans only need the phrases "the dolphin scene" or "the octopus scene" to recall difficult memories from the show.

On June 13th, the fourth installment of "The Boys" will premiere on Prime Video. From the production description: "In season 4, the world is on the brink of collapse. Despite Homelander's dominance, which is strengthening his power, Victoria Neuman is getting closer to securing the presidency in the White House. Butcher, who has only a few months to live, has lost his son Becca and his position as the leader of the Boys. The rest of the team is fed up with his lies. The stakes are higher than ever, so the heroes must find a way to work together and save the world before it's too late."

Alongside information about the details of the new season, there have been reports that "The Boys" is headed for its end. Showrunner Eric Kripke has announced that "The Boys" will conclude its story with the fifth season. "SEE YOU FOR OUR FINAL SEASON, MOTHERF***S!" he conveyed to fans.

"The Boys" tells the story of the titular boys whose lives have been ruined in various ways by people with superpowers. They are far from the superheroes we know from colourful movies like those from Marvel. The supes in this story are affiliated with one corporation, Vought International, which does everything to make as much money as possible from people with powers. The supes have their manager and headquarters, create blockbuster films, and advertise food products and services. They are the biggest celebrities in America. They participate in multiple actions between filming one movie and another, usually ending up in a bloody bath instead of saving humanity.

The series is packed with references to American politics. One of the primary nemeses of the show, Homelander, is boldly compared to Donald Trump. This has translated into massive interest in the series, which had its third season streamed for approximately 12.1 billion hours and was Amazon's most-watched production. It surpassed the costly "Rings of Power," which was watched for roughly 10.7 billion hours.