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Anime NYC has finished this year, with New York Film Festival and New York Comic Con yet to come. But for those who love the strange and the macabre, the region’s big event is the Brooklyn Horror Film Festival, October 15–22, at the Nitehawk Cinema Williamsburg. To celebrate its 11th edition, the 2026 Brooklyn Horror […] The post Brooklyn Horror Film Festival Line-Up Features World Premieres, New Favorites, and Restored Classics appeared first on Den of Geek.

As you might expect, movie sets are controlled environments, where safety comes before anything else. That is, unless a given shot needs a bit of risk to realize a vision, then it’s really up to the performers as to how far they can take things. You’d be surprised as to how far things can really go. What we’ve gathered here are instances where actors really did hurt themselves during filming, but kept going despite the pain. These incidents remind us how unpredictable filmmaking can be. Here are a few movies where the actors got hurt, but the camera needed to stay rolling. The post 15 Movies Where the Actors Hurt Themselves, But Kept Going appeared first on Den of Geek.

Creating a hard reboot for a movie franchise is a minefield. When a studio loses its big stars, changes direction, or wants to forge a new path after years of watching a tempting IP gather dust on a shelf, it has to eventually decide where it will go and whether that path could lead to […] The post The Worst Movie Reboots and Why They Failed appeared first on Den of Geek.

What does it mean for something to be so bad, it’s actually good? Well, there’s a certain level of cringe, bad acting, and poor execution that, when combined in just the right way, become hilarious. This is true for horror movies as well, although the end product is never something that scares. What we’ve gathered here today are horror movies notorious for their poor quality, yet praised endlessly for their entertainment value. Whatever the reason, certain disasters develop passionate cult followings because watching them with friends is considerably more fun than watching a genuinely competent horror movie. The post 11 Horror Movies So Bad They’re Actually Good appeared first on Den of Geek.

The internet is a scary place. It’s filled with deviants, unicorn cake-decorating tutorials, and D&D cosplays. It’s also the hub for pure imagination, creating a land for the craziest entertainment known to man. Now the internet has made its way into movie studios. While it has been a rocky start for many, Gen Zers are […] The post 9 Internet Series That Deserve Movie or TV Screen Adaptations appeared first on Den of Geek.