A grim and gritty TMNT movie is in the works at Paramount Pictures.
Shellshocker: A live-action, R-rated adaptation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Last Ronin is in the works at Paramount. Walter Hamada , the former president of DC Films at Warner Bros. who inked an overall deal with Paramount Pictures to oversee the studio's horror line, is developing the project via his 18hz Productions banner.
Hamada is no stranger to adult-oriented comic book adaptations. As an executive producer, his credits include Matt Reeves' dark and moody neo-noir The Batman and the R-rated Joker for DC, as well as the horror hit Conjuring Universe franchise he oversaw as a production executive at New Line Cinema.
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