Go ninja, go ninja, go! If those Vanilla Ice The lyrics transport you to the mysterious realm of 1991, when the streets ran with toxic waste, martial arts battles, and pizza parties, mark your calendar for March 13-19. Based on the success of re-released last year in the 1990’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtlesits 1991 sequel, TMNT II: The Secret of the Oozetakes a whole week of dates on the big screen.

Better yet, expect to see ooze, turtle shells, mouse fur, and everything else look crystal clear than ever, as the film will be screened in newly restored 4K.

Last year’s re-release of the original featured deleted scenes and making-of footage; this time, the bonus comes in the form of “a never-before-seen featurette, The Ninja Turtles: Revolutions,” according to a press release.

Appearing ahead of the movie, it will allow fans to “enter the mind of TMNT co-creator Kevin Eastman, joins him in a vision of the past. Sit next to the icon at his personal drawing desk as he illustrates through the swirling history and myths of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles legend.”

Turtlemania seems to be increasing lately; the 1990 original film was recently announced a fun VHS release, and more modern iterations of the Turtles have attracted a lot of interest, between the well-loved Mutant chaos animated big-screen projectsjust wrapped Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Stories animated TV series, and late last year news of a new one live-action film in the works. Paramount has even one online hub so fans can watch everything TMNT now on air (including comics, podcasts, live events, merch, and more).

But the pervasive power of nostalgia doesn’t go unnoticed, as these 35th anniversary screenings can attest. You can find theaters near you and preorder tickets for TMNT II: The Secret of the Ooze now through Fathom Entertainment.

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