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Karl Urban, Adeline Rudolph, Tati Gabrielle, and Martyn Ford lead our MEGA 2026 Preview issue of Den of Magazine in the MORTAL KOMBAT II cover story. They talk martial arts influences, turning MK into a summer blockbuster franchise, and how long Urban trained to do those splits!
Robert Eggers opens up about his new hair-raising nightmare, this Christmas’ Werwulf. In an exclusive deep-dive profile for Den of Geek’s new digital cover story, the filmmaker discusses his darkest movie to date, including how he and cinematographer Jarin Blaschke pioneered new ways to create a nigh black-and-white, orthochromatic aesthetic and the lengths he and co-writer Sjón went to authentically write the film’s dialogue in Middle English.
Eggers also looks back on his career of moonlight and shadow, revealing the root origins of the ghosts he chases, from a family love of Shakespeare to the beginning of a beautiful friendship with Willem Dafoe. All that and more awaits in our Werwulf cover story.
The full cover story can be found here: denofgeek.com/movies/werwulf…
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#CurrentlyReading “#DenOfGeek” Number 23 (2026).
@DenofGeekUS #Creepy #ReedPop #NYCC @Reed_POP @NY_Comic_Con
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For @DenofGeekUS, I spoke with GODZILLA MINUS ZERO director Takashi Yamazaki about picking up where the brilliant GODZILLA MINUS ONE left off, his love of the franchise, and bringing a classic Godzilla foe back to the screen. #GodzillaMinusZero denofgeek.com/movies/godzill…
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You Can See Everything is the most slippery, down the rabbit hole doc I’ve ever seen. It starts as a hypnotic cat and mouse game between two manipulators trying to get something elusive or inexplicable (like if Nixon’s last days in office were documented by Andy Kaufman) 1/2
Ahead of its season 29 premiere, the show formerly known as @southpark officially changed its name.
In a statement from series creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker:
“Inspired by the bravery and patriotism of Apple and Google, we are changing the name of South Park to SOUTH AMERICA. We especially want to thank our parent company Paramount -- a Skydance Capitulation.”
There’s a clear choice for the new theme song 🇺🇸
Deadlier than ever 🩸
Deadly sister act Samara Weaving and Kathryn Newton sauté the rich in Radio Silence’s horror feast.
Read the full #ReadyorNot2 cover story in our SXSW preview issue of Den of Magazine
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Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz’s New Mummy Movie Will ‘Push PG-13 Boundaries’
Radio Silence Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett exclusively chat with us The Mummy 4 and revisiting the stars' “lovely chemistry.”
“We want to push that PG-13 rating, because that’s how the first movie was for us,” Gillett smiles. “It had all of the fun action-adventure flavors but it also wasn’t afraid to be scary and cut away right at the nick of time. So bringing our genre sensibility into that has already been just really fun. There’s a level of magic and mythology that has created a lot of opportunities to do fun things.”
Read more of the conversation here: denofgeek.com/movies/brendan…
Seth Rogen Says New Sundance Hit Is The Kind of Movie That Terrifies His Studio Character
“He would probably be too cowardly to make a film like this,” Seth Rogen tells Den of Geek. “He would like to think he would make a movie like this, but at the end of the day, he probably would not.”
Read more: denofgeek.com/movies/seth-ro…
Congrats to Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another picking up #CriticsChoiceAwards for Picture, Director, and Adapted Screenplay. Last year Leonardo DiCaprio explained to us how his father remains an influence on picking roles, including this film:
"My father, he’s kind of the ultimate source of wisdom for me, and not just his intelligence, but his perception and his ability to look at a certain subject matter through different lenses. I oftentimes still read scripts with him and ask him his thoughts, because he’s got such a unique perspective.”
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A big congrats to Jacob Elordi on his #CriticsChoice Award for Frankenstein! We spoke with the actor last year about the role when he said, "It’s impossible for the Creature to exist without his father to me, which is also me with my Dad. That’s all of us with our fathers.”
Read more at: denofgeek.com/movies/franken…
With the Critics Choice Awards about to begin, here is a a round up of all of this awards season's frontrunners and contenders! denofgeek.com/movies/oscars-…
We chatted with Marty Supreme screenwriter and producer Ronald Bronstein about exploring the American dream at "its most extreme, dangerous version of itself." denofgeek.com/movies/marty-s…
“To me, it’s [about] the America that emerges as victors after World War II, and all of this political rhetoric from that era which just insists on the greatness of the country, and that greatness is predicated on individual initiative and personal freedom. I was like, ‘Wow, I see Marty as a sort of inflamed, Kabuki Theater version of that rhetoric.’”
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The Best Movies of 2025 denofgeek.com/movies/best-mo…
From Pluribus to Andor and everything in between, we are ranking the 25 best TV Shows of 2025. Did your favorites make the list? denofgeek.com/tv/best-tv-sho…
Milly Alcock on the difference between Supergirl and Superman:
“She’s like an unapologetic mess. She doesn’t want to be a hero, and I really admire that about her. I think Clark puts on a mask in his everyday life, and Kara won’t submit to that. I find that really admirable.”
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