The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have been such an enduring concept, in part because everything you need to know about the characters is right there in the title. They are mutant turtles who do martial arts, and they like to party and eat pizza because they are teenagers. The simplicity of that concept has allowed The post Paramount’s Plan for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Gets Their Multi-Generational Appeal appeared first on Den of Geek.

The Predator franchise has delighted audiences everywhere with its brutal scenes of violence ever since Arnold Schwarzenegger and his elite paramilitary rescue team first made their way into the jungle and got largely equalized by a menacing alien visitor in the original 1987 movie. So it seems vaguely amusing that the PG-13 installment Predator: Badlands The post Debatably Gruesome Predator: Badlands Ad Banned in the UK appeared first on Den of Geek.

It’s official: Rick and Evie are back. Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz had been in talks to reprise their roles from the 1999 classic since the end of last year, but we now have confirmation that a fourth Mummy film is on its way, directed by Ready or Not duo Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett. The post The Mummy: Can Fraser and Weisz’ Chemistry Overcome Legacy Sequel Blandness? appeared first on Den of Geek.

Michael Douglas’ performance as corporate raider Gordon Gekko in Oliver Stone’s 1987 crime drama Wall Street was so good that it earned him a Best Actor Oscar, but the director gave him some absolutely brutal feedback on his acting while they were working on the movie. At the TCM Classic Film Festival last month (via The post The Insult That Helped Michael Douglas Win His Wall Street Oscar appeared first on Den of Geek.

We’re going out on a limb here, but if you had to pick someone to restore a classic Orson Welles movie, an AI startup using an Amazon-backed generative platform probably wouldn’t be your first choice. Yet that’s what’s been happening at Fable, thanks to its founder, Edward Saatchi. Fable launched the project last year, using The post Controversial “Holy Grail” Project to Restore Classic Movie Using AI appeared first on Den of Geek.

The first time Halle Berry and Bart Layton met was, appropriately enough, in Los Angeles. The Oscar-winning actor had just read Layton’s screenplay, an adaptation of Don Winslow’s hardboiled novella Crime 101, and appreciated the cops and robbers of it all. And yet, it was the image Layton intended to craft of a character named The post Halle Berry Knows What It’s Like for ‘Your Industry to Do Away with You If They Could’  appeared first on Den of Geek.

The eighth season of Starz’s popular historical fantasy series Outlander is set to reveal its final secrets next month when it bids farewell to its fans after 12 years on the network. But if anyone is waiting for spoilers to emerge before the season 8 premiere on March 6, they can forget about it – The post Outlander Shot Multiple Season 8 Endings to Avoid Spoilers appeared first on Den of Geek.

Shows like I Love Lucy, The Andy Griffith Show, and The Mary Tyler Moore Show became ‘cultural ’60s and ’70s touchstones, drawing whole families together on the living room couch in a way streaming could only dream of. These photos capture those shows, including actors on set and audiences reacting to broadcasts. Together, they document the programs that left a lasting mark on the Baby Boomer generation and continue to influence television today. The post 20 Vintage Shows That Boomers Love to Love appeared first on Den of Geek.