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The heroes in a half-shell try the roguelite genre on for size in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate. Super Evil Megacorp's new port features enough smart ideas and frisky combat to go toe-to-toe with Tmnt's best games, even while its unimaginative permanent upgrades and currency-grinding endgame could have used a post-mobile facelift. PC players have been walled off from Tmnt: Splintered Fate until now, but the game is ultimately worth the wait, especially for longtime Turtles fans.

Originally releasing as an Apple Arcade exclusive (and eventually appearing on Nintendo Switch earlier this year), action roguelite Tmnt: Splintered Fate finds the foursome fighting their way through the periodic table of street brawler environments - sewers, docks, streets, rooftops - to rescue Splinter from a mysterious unearthly threat. Some excellent comic art, dialogue, and recognizable voices help bring the game's characters to life, delivering a genuine-feeling Tmnt experience that never...

The 2014 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie confused fans by initially casting William Fichtner as Shredder, then changing to Tohoru Masamune. Recasting Shredder in the 2016 sequel added to the confusion and showed a lack of direction in the handling of this iconic character. The Shredder character change could have led to a better story, but the mishandling of the villain hurt the movies in the long run.

The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live-action movies brought something new to the franchise, but there is one addition to the story that should have stayed on the cutting room floor. When Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles arrived in comic book form in 1984, I don't think anyone could have said that it would be the phenomenon that it is today. Four giant turtles don't scream breakout success, at first glance. But the franchise's popularity led to numerous Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles adaptations. With not all created equal,...

Magneto's iconic red and purple costume needs to be the McU's default look, as proven by Jimmy's (@jcw.cosplay) incredible live-action design. Jimmy's cosplay perfectly captures Magneto's character design and powers, with help from the photographer and editor of the piece, Stan Fleming Jr. (@the_flemingphotos). As fans eagerly await the X-Men's MCU debut with hopes of a comic-accurate Magneto portrayal, Jimmy's take on the character is hands down the next best thing.

In Marvel Comics, the X-Mens most consistent foe and occasional friend, Magneto, is an Omega-level mutant with the incredible ability to manipulate any piece of metal around him, no matter how large or small, a power made even better thanks to an iconic character design that hardcore and casual fans alike immediately recognize. Now, in a new cosplay image featuring the villain, Magneto gets a comic-accurate red and purple costume design that the MCU needs to take note of!

Dog Man has eclipsed Superman as the most popular superhero, with global book sales to prove it. Dog Man appeals to all ages with humor, integrity, and relatability in a world full of evil. Creator Dav Pikey's character design and wordplay make Dog Man stand out in the superhero world.

Over the last century, few heroes have been as successful in capturing the hearts and minds of fans as Superman. However, despite being one of the most iconic and enduring superheroes of all time, recent trends show that there's a new most popular superhero in town, and his name is Dog Man.

Dav Pikey's Dog Man follows the story of Dog Man, a superhero created after a tragic accident resulted in a police officer being surgically combined with a police dog. While the fan-favorite series has been around since 2015, it's only been over the last couple of years that Dog...

The interactive division of Crunchyroll Games, is placing the “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” into “Street Fighter: Duel” starting May 15, 2024, on the App Store and Google Play:

“…something totally not excellent is happening in the world of ‘Street Fighter: Duel’. ‘M. Bison’ has teamed up with the arch nemesis of the ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’— ‘Shredder’.

“Now, the ‘Foot Clan’ threaten to overwhelm ‘Ryu’, ‘Chun-Li’ and the rest of the ‘World Warriors’.

“Can they rely on the help of ‘Leonardo’, ‘Michelangelo’, ‘Raphael’ and ‘Donatello’ to save the day? Will ‘Blanka’ get along with these fellow green heroes or is the world doomed? “

“Beloved characters are at the heart of any great collaboration and ‘Street Fighter’ has a storied legacy of legendary crossovers,” said Terry Li, General Manager of Crunchyroll Games and Executive Vice President of Emerging Business at Crunchyroll.

“We look forward to building on that legacy with Capcom by introducing...

Rita Repulsa is the original Power Rangers villain. While there have been plenty of foes in the series' thirty-year run, very few can compare to the first. Rita is everything that makes a good villain. She's intimidating and powerful, with a giant army at her beck and call. She has a real rivalry with the Rangers, as their mentor Zordon has stopped her before. Plus, she's got an extremely entertaining personality. She often swings from exaggerated gloating about her own genius to angry grumbles about her underlings' incompetence. However, she never could beat the Rangers.

Rita Repulsa could really use some help in her battles against the "teenagers with attitude." While she has teamed up with other Power Rangers villains, like Lord Zedd and Divatox, it would be interesting to see her team up with some other iconic villains. This isn't unheard of in the franchise, as some recent comics...

Mutant Mayhem was a surprise hit with glowing reviews, making it the best Tmnt movie in the franchise. Shredder will be the villain in Mutant Mayhem 2, and the director suggests he will be more dangerous than Superfly. The addition of Shredder could help the sequel break the franchise's Rotten Tomatoes record and elevate the film to a whole new level.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem was a massive success, but the franchise could smash a record thanks to a villain update regarding the movie's sequel. Mutant Mayhem was a surprise hit of 2023, managing a steady box office and receiving a strong critical reception. Mutant Mayhem makes a case for being the best Tmnt movie in the franchise, with its glowing reviews proving how popular the animated film is. The strong debut would suggest replicating this kind of success in a sequel would be a huge challenge, yet things already look promising.

The sequel to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem promises a more intense and scarier confrontation with the iconic villain Shredder, pushing the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to their limits. "Mutant Mayhem" also focuses on the emotional core of the narrative, exploring the bond between the turtles and how they will overcome the terrifying adversary. Director Jeff Rowe's commitment to honoring the legacy of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and escalating the thrill is evident, making the upcoming film a historic milestone within the series.

The notorious Shredder emerges as the most daunting challenge the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have ever encountered amid a history of myriad threats. For generations, this villain has epitomized the ultimate nemesis, akin to the Joker's role in Batman's lore. In the latest iteration of this beloved franchise, director Jeff Rowe takes fans on a thrilling ride in the animated hit, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem,...

Shredder, the iconic villain in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, will be 100 times scarier than Superfly in the sequel. Director Jeff Rowe chose to save Shredder for the sequel, similar to how Batman's Joker was saved for The Dark Knight. Shredder's character has evolved throughout the franchise, and it remains to be seen how he will be depicted in the upcoming film.

Director Jeff Rowe hypes up Shredder, the villain in the upcoming Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem sequel. Before the animated reboot was released in theaters in August 2023 to critical and commercial success, a sequel was already in development with Rowe returning as director. After following the titular team as they try to stop the crime boss known as Superfly (voiced by Ice Cube), the Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem mid-credits scene sets up the mysterious Shredder as the main villain for the upcoming sequel.

In a new interview with Empire,...

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Back in the 1990s, "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" was all the rage. Thanks to the hit animated series and feature film franchise, the heroes in a half-shell became one of the biggest pop culture sensations of the decade, sparking various imitators like "Biker Mice from Mars" and "Street Sharks." But there was no beating Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo, especially when it came to the expansive action figure line from Playmates. 

On top of the standard versions of all four turtles, as well as their adoptive father Splinter and primary villains Shredder, Krang, Rocksteady, and Bebop, Playmates released an eclectic array of villains along with a bunch of goofy variations on Leo, Donny, Raph, and Mikey. Michelangelo as a birthday clown? Done. Donatello as a cowboy from the Wild West? Yup. Raphael as an astronaut? You know it. Leonardo as a hockey player?...

Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem combines music and animation in an innovative way, integrating iconic album covers into its narrative to add a fresh, contemporary layer to the franchise. The film has been a critical and commercial success, grossing over $180 million and earning acclaim from critics and viewers alike. The success has led to discussions about a sequel, with Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem 2 already greenlit by Paramount, setting up an eagerly anticipated confrontation with the arch-enemy Shredder.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have consistently enchanted a diverse audience, spanning from the young to the old. Their latest cinematic outing, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, has not only left a significant mark at the box office but has also ventured into an artistic collaboration that blends the worlds of music and animation in a novel way. By integrating iconic music albums into its narrative, the Tmnt franchise, celebrated for its action, humor, and nods to pop culture,...

Coming up with sequels is a tough job for screenwriters and directors because you need to find a balance between giving fans what they’ve already seen and liked while also elevating the story and bringing something new into the mix. With Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, there will be the extra element of bringing the most popular villain of the franchise, Shredder, to the big screen. In an interview with Collider's Mike Thomas, screenwriter and director Jeff Rowe revealed that this is exactly the stage they are in right now.

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem!

New concept art for Shredder in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem reveals the various design ideas considered for the iconic villain. Shredder's appearance in the mid-credits scene hints at his role as the main villain in the sequel or possibly in the Paramount+ series. The concept art provides clues about Shredder's new design and suggests that he will be a formidable opponent in the Tmnt universe.

New concept art from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem shows off the many design ideas that were considered for the classic Tmnt villain Shredder. The new movie introduces a modern iteration of the Turtles, who battle a villain named Superfly that wants to turn every animal into mutants that can take over the world. This new antagonist helped establish this new version of the Turtles, making way for classic villains like Shredder later on.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem artist Justin Runfola shared a number of Shredder concept art, confirming the iconic villain’s canceled appearance from the latest animated Tmnt movie.

Through a series of tweets posted on his X account, the character designer and visual artist revealed several of his designs for Shredder, who was originally set to be included in Mutant Mayhem during its early stages of development. Some of the concept art showed a different and unique look of the villain, while most of the designs feature the character’s familiar samurai armor.

Related: Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem Producers Address Casting Mutant Characters in BTS Clip

Since the Film has been out for about a month, safe to say we've all seen it! Time to share all my shredder concepts! I was very happy and appreciative to be able to throw in some concepts for our ol' pal oroku saki #characterdesign #TMNTMutantMayhem pic.

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The introduction of Shredder in the mid-credits scene proves that the Tmnt franchise has a clear plan and direction for future films. Shredder's appearance confirms that he won't be sidelined, but will be a central antagonist in the upcoming sequel. Shredder's introduction generates excitement and anticipation for the sequel, as he is a major villain and a formidable challenge for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem teased the rise of Shredder in the mid-credits scene, and the villain’s introduction helps avoid past franchise mistakes. The animated film, which boasts a spectacular voice cast, pitted the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles against Superfly. Mutant Mayhem’s post-credits scene revealed that Cynthia Utrom and Tcri weren’t quite done with their nefarious scheming. Superfly had been removed as a threat,...

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem finds the iconic Heroes in a Half Shell once more fighting tooth and nail to protect New York. It's been a while since fans have seen them on the big screen. But this time, Paramount Pictures is leaning into the animation trend that Sony's Spider-Verse kicked into high gear.

And make no mistake, from the trailers and promotional content, this new foray is gorgeous. Not to mention with the Turtles as a bunch of kids again, it's angling to pack the story with tremendous heart and soul. With that in mind, let's break down the sprawling cast as one of pop culture's most iconic properties jumps back to life.

Related: Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem Director Explains Why Shredder Isn't the Main Villain

Micah Abbey, Shamon Brown Jr, Nicolas Cantu & Brady Noon as the Tmnt

Mutant Mayhem is keen to capture the youthful energy of the franchise,...

The following contains spoilers for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, now playing in theaters.

Paramount Pictures has been confident that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem would be a success, and rightfully so. Critics are enjoying it while fans are accepting the changes to the franchise. Overall, they see it as a right step towards refreshing and modernizing the property, while still keeping with the core nostalgic essence.

To that end, the studio announced plans for a Mutant Mayhem TV series and sequel in advance. As Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael and Michelangelo do battle against Superfly, the film really does open up quite a few doors for familiar heroes and villains to enter the fray. With that in mind, here's a look at how Mutant Mayhem's conclusion paves the way forward in New York.

Related: How a Jojo's Bizarre Adventure Reference Made It Into Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem

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Cowabunga, dudes! With a new Turtle-tastic adventure in our midst with "Mutant Mayhem," it's time to walk down memory lane and see how the surprisingly extensive "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" cinematic canon stacks up. Read on, for our totally tubular and definitive ranking may surprise even the most ardent "Tmnt" fans.

Created in 1984 by comic book artists Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird, the Turtles have become a staple in pop culture and one of the most enduring media franchises across films, television, toys, and video games. They've inspired rap songs, Halloween costumes, and even thousands of dollars in collectors' auctions. It's hard not to be charmed by the hilarious banter from leader Leonardo, tech-wiz Donatello, cool-but-crude Raphael, and party dude Michelangelo, but how has such a confounding concept endured this long?

Well, no matter how malleable the characters are, the series always remains a story about family, brotherhood, and good triumphing over evil.

Plot: Follows the Turtle brothers as they work to earn the love of New York City while facing down an army of mutants.

Review: I count myself as a massive fan of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Whether it’s the old cartoon show, the live actions films of the 90’s, or even the original comic book. While I didn’t vibe with the Michael Bay-produced films, I’ve always loved the turtle action in them. So the fact that this one does the right thing and focuses on the titular characters versus April O’Neil, is already a massive win in my book. That’s what I want in a turtle movie and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem has that in spades. And while there’s certainly a degree of origin story present, it mostly serves to reintroduce the public to this gang of green teens versus treading old ground.

Paramount Pictures' upcoming animated reboot Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem could have featured the turtles' arch nemesis, Shredder. While chatting with ComicBook.com at San Diego Comic-Con, director Jeff Rowe revealed that, while the new movie won't include Shredder, it's possible that the villain will appear in a future film.

"We obviously toyed with other versions of Shredder being the villain. We went into it pretty open, but at the end of the day, the villain needed to be a mutant like the turtles because so much of the movie is about mutants versus humans and the turtles perceptions around that. It just worked so much better when he was a mutant and when he had kind of a similar backstory to the turtles. It allowed them to relate and it gave Splinter a chance to also grow and arc in the film and when we made that choice things...

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem drops a hunk of radical new footage at Sdcc '23, and goes into the series' storied legacy.

Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem stopped by San Diego Comic-Con 2023, with director Jeff Rowe and Turtles co-creator Kevin Eastman on hand to provide an extended look at the new film. The panel, covered in a thread by Cbr, began with a clip featuring the turtle brothers as action figures, before offering a look back at Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' nearly 40-year legacy, featuring the new film's co-producer/co-writer/co-star Seth Rogen, and other cast members.

Related: Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem Clip Revisits the Turtles' Origin Story

The panel then went on to discuss the film's casting of real teenagers, and how they were encouraged to ad-lib, which was then interpolated into the final film, marking a first for the Tmnt franchise. The centerpiece, however, was a 20-minute Mutant Mayhem clip...

Jeff Rowe, the writer-director of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, is teasing that the upcoming animated film is more emotional than fans might expect.

In a new interview with Variety, Rowe delved into tackling Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. He recalls speaking with the two during their very first meetings for the film about how the goal was to bring tears to the eyes of viewers when they leave the movie. The idea is that anyone who's been a teenager can relate to the themes of the coming-of-age story, with Rowe noting, “Being a teenager is inherently an emotional, confusing, lonely time in your life. There’s so much feeling in making these characters real teenagers and we committed to having them voiced by teenagers.”

Related: Tmnt: Mutant Mayhem’s Major Antagonist Won’t Be Shredder

Goldberg also teased how the film...

As a new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles film nears, it's worth looking back at the last time the franchise was introduced in theaters: producer Michael Bay's 2014 live-action Turtles reboot. While the movie did well at the box office, and many fans enjoyed the main characters' celebration of brotherhood, the film was savaged by critics for its flawed and confusing plot. One of the major problems was the perplexing depiction of the villains -- something that Mutant Mayhem, Seth Rogen's upcoming animated film, will be able to fix.

The 2014 movie features two villains working together. Shredder, the Turtles' traditional arch-enemy, is in charge of the Foot Clan, a secret criminal gang terrorizing New York City. Shredder's student and loyal follower is Eric Sacks, a famous tech CEO and mad scientist, who wants to drain the mutagen from the Turtles' blood to create a priceless healing serum. These two character...

Fan art recreates the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie poster from 1990 with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem-style animation. The sewer-dwelling and pizza-loving comic book characters have graced the silver screen several times, starting in live-action with the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie directed by Steve Barron. After several sequels and a reboot produced by Michael Bay, Mutant Mayhem is bringing the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles back to the big screen in a new style of animation.

Ahead of Mutant Mayhem's release this summer, fan art by matheussberant reimagines the original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie poster in Mutant Mayhem-style animation. Check out the poster below:

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The ultra-nostalgic art is a recreation of the original 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie poster which featured the four turtles – Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo – poking their heads out of a sewer hole cover.

While the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are famous for studying the ancient art of ninjutsu alongside the old ways of weapons training taught to them by the father and teacher, Master Splinter, their deadliest (and coolest) fighting forms aren’t based on the past, but are fully accepting of the future–and based on the current state of Tmnt canon, these Sci-Fi upgrades need to make a comeback.

In the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles canon established by Idw Publishing, Master Splinter and the Ninja Turtles are the reincarnations of an ancient warrior and his sons who learned ninja-fighting techniques from the Foot Clan before they were all murdered by the villainous leader of the Foot, the Shredder. Years later, their spirits were given new life in a rat and four turtles before they were exposed to a mysterious ooze that turned them into ‘mutanimals’. Regardless of their new forms, Master...

Israel Film Fest in L.A., the largest showcase of Israeli cinema and television in North America is celebrating its 35th year, unspooling May 5 to May 26 in theaters and virtually. The opening night film on May 5, coinciding with Israel Independence Day, is Avi Nesher’s “Image of Victory,” screening at the Saban Theater in Beverly Hills.

This year’s edition includes five U.S. premieres with a total of 30 features, docs and shorts. Ahead of the festival, Henry Winkler will be honored with the Career Achievement Award and philanthropist David Weiner will be honored with the Humanitarian Award at the festival’s sponsor luncheon on April 29.

“I’m thrilled that the Israel Film Festival in Los Angeles is fully back for audiences to celebrate and support Israeli movies and their talented filmmakers. We hope that this 35th edition will be a new, exciting beginning towards continuing to bring the very...

Written by Rektok Ross, the winter survival thriller Ski Weekend is getting a movie adaptation, with Miles Koules and Oren Koules (Saw) teaming on the upcoming movie. Deadline reports that the young adult thriller is being made for Koulest Productions, a new production company launched by Miles Koules, the son of Oren Koules. “Ski Weekend […]

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Exclusive: Retired professional hockey player Miles Koules has launched the production company Koulest Productions, partnering with his father Oren Koules—who co-founded Evolution Entertainment and its division Twisted Pictures—to option the YA survival thriller, Ski Weekend, for development.

Oren Koules is a well-known producer who has been behind everything from Lionsgate’s Saw franchise to CBS’ sitcom Two and a Half Men. Miles Koules will look to bring his fresh perspective and hunger for new IP to his company, while benefiting from his father’s decades of experience and expertise in developing projects.

Ski Weekend is the debut novel of former top international trial attorney Liani Kotcher, written under the pen name Rektok Ross. It follows six teens stranded in the mountains who are forced to make impossible choices about who will live and who will die. Ross’ novel was a sought-after property after the widespread success of young...

DC Collectibles has announced a totally radical line of action figures based on DC Animation’s Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles animated film. These are San Diego Comic-Con 2019 exclusives, but you can pre-order them here if you want.

The 2-pack figures and the bundle with all the figures are packed full of accessories and they are said to start shipping September - December. Here’s a breakdown of the figures available:

Batman vs. Tmnt: Batman and Leondardo 2-Pack ($49.99)

Batman vs. Tmnt: Robin and Raphael 2-Pack ($49.99)

Batman vs. Tmnt Ra's Al Ghul and Shredder 2-Pack ($49.99)

Batman vs. Tmnt: Batgirl and Donatello 2-Pack ($49.99)

Batman vs Tmnt: Alfred and Michelangelo 2-Pack ($49.99)

Batman vs Tmnt: Complete Set ($249.99)

The figures look great and I’d actually love to buy myself the whole collection!

Here’s the synopsis for the movie:

"Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles finds Gotham City reaching new levels...

Matthew Byrd Jun 24, 2019

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rescue-Palooza! remixes classics beat-em-ups while adding new content.

One dedicated fan has decided to pay tribute to the golden age of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles games) by creating a brand new arcade-like Tmnt title called Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Rescue-Palooza!

While plots have rarely played a big role in Tmnt games of the past, the story of Rescue-Palooza is actually integral to the appeal of this project. See, it seems that Shredder has decided to re-ignite his rivalry with the turtles by kidnapping all of their friends over the years. Actually, he's managed to kidnap about 60 people. 

The reason that number is significant is that it also represents the total number of playable characters in this game. Yes, once you rescue one of the many kidnapped characters, they can be selected via the character selection menu alongside our turtle heroes.

James Hunt Jun 5, 2019

If anything, Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles isn't bonkers enough.

In the gloaming of the 21st Century’s second decade, the pop-cultural narrative has been dominated by superhero mash-ups and the idea of shared universes.

From the McU to the Dceu, from Ready Player One to Wreck-It Ralph, audiences have favoured combination over innovation. Whether you deride it as the end of culture, or forgive it as a collective grasp for familiarity in a world too mad to comprehend, it’s hard to deny that it is, for better or worse, what people want.

So it is that we find ourselves watching Batman vs. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Fears of a cultural nadir aside, there’s tons to enjoy in this surprisingly apposite meeting. Batman and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are all, at their core, city-based crimefighters with an animal theme and a plenty of martial arts moves.

Neca has released a couple new action figures for the classic 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. One of them is for Shredder and the other is for Shredder’s Foot soldiers.

The figures are currently on pre-sale here for $119. For Shredder click here and for the Foot solider click here. To see the previously released Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles characters, click here.

The Shredder figure is 1/4 scale and is 18” tall. It also comes with 30 points of articulation, a removable cape, a removable mask, a spear, a knife and sheath, and multiple interchangeable hands.

From the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie! After wading in a puddle of radioactive waste, four radical reptiles are transformed into New York City’s greatest crime-fighting quartet. Their biggest enemy? The Shredder, ruthless leader of the Foot Clan, a criminal organization that’s terrorizing the city.

This highly-detailed action figure stands 18” tall and features 30 points of articulation,...

Stars: Jamie Anderson, Sofia Pernas, Zachary Soetenga, Pierson Fode, Juanxo Villaverde, Lindsey McKeon, Mark Steger | Directed by Alastair Orr

Prey, also known as Indigenous, follows a group of tourists as they travel to the paradise of Panama for their post-graduation vacation. After meeting a few locals, the five friends decide to check out a supposedly magical waterfall deep in the jungle, despite others warning them of the lurking indigenous Chupacabras. After their guide vanishes, the group soon find they have fallen prey to something stalking them in the jungle.

In this day and age of instant gratification, the fact that a movie has taken two years to finally see the light of day in the UK – especially given how fast non-theatrical titles hit VOD these days – is usually a bad omen. And that’s totally true of Prey; a film which wastes 25 minutes of its already short, less than 80 minutes,...

Gavin Jasper Aug 10, 2019

For decades, Undertaker was deemed a legendary force at WrestleMania, but do his matches at SummerSlam back him up the same way?

For so long, the Undertaker was a starring attraction at WrestleMania due to his lengthy winning streak. Only in recent years has he been beaten by the likes of Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns, two of the few wrestlers modern-day WWE cares about protecting.

WrestleMania was always the Undertaker at his strongest, where you have to be at the top of your game to defeat him. But what is the Undertaker without his mythological plot armor? Sure, he’s a top tier threat, but has SummerSlam given him the same unstoppable mystique? Well...no, not really. SummerSlam honestly hasn’t been all too good for Undertaker all in all.

Undertaker started with the WWF in the end of 1990 and he almost immediately became the company's top heel.

@_NerdyGeek_ How about this pic? :) pic.twitter.com/5AIlsGJhYU — MarvelStudiosMovies (@AidarSM) March 26, 2014 Thanks to Nerdy Geek for the Heads Up The city needs heroes. Darkness has settled over New York City as Shredder and his evil Foot Clan have an iron grip on everything from the police to the politicians. The future is grim until four unlikely outcast brothers rise from the sewers and discover their destiny as Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.The Turtles must work with fearless reporter April O’Neil (Megan Fox) & her wise-cracking cameraman Vern Fenwick (Will Arnett) to save the city and unravel Shredder’s diabolical plan. The popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise has captivated audiences of all ages for decades, into the 21st century. - transcribed by Jake Lester Ninja Turtles will be directed by Jonathan Liebesman ("Wrath of the Titans"), and produced by Michael Bay ("The Rock"). The script was written by Josh Appelbaum and André Nemec,...

It's true there are slasher movies out there worse than Shredder. No budget nonsense that challenges the least discerning viewer to finish watching it.

You know exactly what I'm talking about. The kind of movie where kills happen off screen, people wander around aimlessly and the only scare comes from knowing you pissed away free time on something so banal. They've been around since the very birth of the slasher (see 1978's Savage Water, for the earliest example I'm aware of) and are made with alarming cluelessness today (The Graveyard). We'll always have terrible slasher films, as seemingly anyone can make them And get them distributed.

But Shredder's sins are perhaps the most egregious. Outfitted with a budget and a cast of working actors, equipped with technical prowess and filmmaking know how, this is still the best that co-writer/director Greg Huson could do. A mixture of horror and...