So you thought you’d heard it all, didn’t you? Read that headline one more time slowly, cross it off the list, and prepare for whatever wild and wacky new one surfaces tomorrow. It’s just another day in the world of geek.

It’s being reported that Warner Brothers is teaming up with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) to make a movie. Considering that the WWE has their own film production company and has for quite a while now, this should come as no great surprise. But what may be a little surprising is what they’re actually making.

According to the reports, the two companies will be making a new animated Scooby-Doo movie, in which the big mystery will be set at the wrestling powerhouse’s biggest yearly event, Wrestlemania.

In what could be the greatest news of all time, World Wrestling Entertainment‘s film department WWE Films and Lionsgate are pairing to bring a new take on the cult classic horror film Leprechaun.

Now, there currently aren’t a lot of details about the rebirth of this movie as of yet, but there are a few things to note that I’ve gathered from various WWE news sources and as a watcher of their films. First, don’t get me wrong, when I say that I watch WWE movies, I want you to take into consideration that I love watching horrible movies, and with the exception of Asylum, WWE pretty much has the terrible movie genre on lockdown. However, it seems that WWE has realized this fact and has attempted to change a few things recently when they’ve made statement regarding where the film department is going in the future.

On Halloween night, pop culture icons The Muppets entered the ring of World Wrestling Entertainment for some action, entertainment, and a few laughs, but things might not have gone just how our friends suspected.

In this clip here below, which I find hilarious, Bunsen and Beaker are developing a special energy drink. But when Beaker is on his way to deliver the drink to comedy-oriented wrestler Santino Marella, the villainous Christian shows up and pours out the potion they were concocting and assaults the fuzzy lab assistant.

For the longest time, World Wrestling Entertainment has had guest hosts from the likes Hugh Jackman to Pee Wee Herman, but never have there been hosts like this. I could only be talking about one thing… The Muppets.

That’s right, on WWE’s Halloween edition of Monday Night Raw, the fuzzy friends of the geek universe will be hitting the squared circle to take on the likes of CM Punk, John Cena, Alberto Del Rio, and the entire WWE Universe.