Confessions Of A Superhero VICE: What’s great about the film is that it’s a really unique take on people trying to break out of their lives. Matt Ogens: Especially the clichéd Los Angeles world where every waiter wants to be an actor. It’s horrible there. It’s a really sterile and seedy place. What I find funny is that anyone can go and hire or buy a superhero outfit. But tourists assume it’s an official licensed attraction. Well at least two or three of the four people in your film are clearly unstable. There does seem to be a sense of entitlement with Superman and Batman. He’s clearly not suited to interacting with the public. Really? Why was he threatening you? He confesses to murder! Whose idea was it for him to go to a psychiatrist in costume? It’s one of the most surreal scenes I’ve seen in a documentary. He’s sitting there dressed as Batman then he says he murdered someone. The psychiatrist doesn’t know what the hell’s going on.