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Lewis Tan reflects on his first Mortal Kombat role before he joined the 2021 big-screen adaptation, sharing a new photo from the unreleased web series Mortal Kombat X: Generations. The actor starred in the Warner Bros. adaptation of the popular fighting game franchise as the original character Cole Young, an Mma fighter and descendant of the ninja who would become Scorpion. Having been dragged into the inter-realm tournament and survived the battle, Cole is left to gather new allies, heading to Hollywood to recruit Johnny Cage in the upcoming Mortal Kombat 2 .

After many requests, Tan shares photos from the unreleased Mortal Kombat X: Generations, a web series that would presumably later be compiled as a film for a home release. They include a shot of him in costume as Kung Jin, a relative of Kung Lao featured later in Netherealm's rebooted video game timeline, with the actor joking that he...

Mortal Kombat 1 is known for its unique and amazing crossovers, which feature a wide array of pop culture superheroes. We have seen the introduction of many characters from outside universes being featured in the game since Mortal Kombat 2011.

Recently, it has been announced that Mortal Kombat Chaos Reigns will feature new story chapters, including 6 characters, 3 of whom are guests from borrowed universes.

Mortal Kombat’s Exciting Guest List Announcment

Mortal Kombat 1 has just announced that it will feature new story chapters along with 3 guest characters, including Conan the Barbarian, Terminator T1000, and Ghost Face, all of whom belong to different universes.

Suggested“I hope this is part of Year 2 plans”: Mortal Kombat’s Kameo System Was Nearly a Full Tag-Team Mechanic Before NetherRealm Pulled Back

However, fans have been reminiscing about the days when Kratos from the widely celebrated franchise God of War was a part of it...

Plot: When the head of a powerful Taiwanese triad is shot by a mysterious assassin, his eldest son, legendary killer Charles “Chairleg” Sun heads to Los Angeles to protect his mother, Eileen, and his naive younger brother, Bruce — who’s been completely sheltered from the truth of his family until now. But as Taipei’s deadliest societies and a new rising faction go head-to-head for dominance — Charles, Bruce and their mother must heal the wounds caused by their separation and figure out what brotherhood and family truly mean before one of their countless enemies kills them all.

Review: The range of international projects on Netflix is pretty impressive. With a focus on Korean dramas, Netflix has a dearth of series from India, China, and beyond. From comedy to action, horror, and more, Netflix exclusives have been big hits for the streaming platform for years. Blending the genre hits from overseas with a Western approach,...

Michelle Yeoh is back! Not that she went anywhere, to paraphrase the Nicolas Cage comedy "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent." Still, we're undeniably in the midst of a renaissance (a Yeohnaissance?) for the Oscar-winning Malaysian superstar, one that arguably started with her role as the steely matriarch of the uber-wealthy Young family in 2018's "Crazy Rich Asians." Her latest project, "The Brothers Sun," once again sees Yeoh playing the determined head of a clan, this time portraying Eileen Sun, the wife of the recently assassinated head of a powerful Taiwanese triad.

The Sun family's connections to organized crime come as a real shock to Eileen's youngest son Bruce (Sam Song Li), who's been living a quiet life with his mother in Los Angeles when his older brother, Charles (Justin Chien), shows up to break the news ... and with a whole lot of dangerous people who want them dead on his tail.

Mortal Kombat movie franchise has stayed true to the popular video games and brought the flair of Hong Kong action movies to the big screen. The Karate Kid franchise has been a modern culture phenomenon, with its story of the master-student relationship resonating with audiences. The Ip Man franchise, led by Donnie Yen, has become the greatest martial arts movie franchise of all time, blending epic fight scenes with the life story of a martial arts master.

Both East and the West have produced long lists of martial arts movie franchises, some of which being significantly better than their contemporaries. Like any other genre, the storytelling of martial arts films can often be encapsulated very well in just one movie, as seen in Bruce Lee's Fist of Fury, the John Carpenter's '80s classic Big Trouble in Little China, or Iko Uwais' debut movie Merantau. However, the popularity...

Mortal Kombat is well-known for its bloody fatalities, and several film adaptations have presented fatalities to rival even those in the games. In the Mortal Kombat mythos, warriors from Earthrealm battle the forces of the Outworld to defend their world from being conquered. First debuting in the early '90s, Mortal Kombat proved so popular that it made the leap to the big screen with the 1995 Mortal Kombat movie, with numerous movie and television adaptations being produced since.

Not every Mortal Kombat movie has been heavy on fatalities, with the first two '90s Mortal Kombat films being PG-13. However, 21st-century adaptations of the game have dived headfirst into R-rated territory, especially in the famed fatalities that the franchise is known for. Many of Mortal Kombat's fatalities are instantly recognizable and often associated with specific characters who execute them. Both attributes that the web series Mortal Kombat: Legacy and...

In case you missed it, Mortal Kombat turns 30 this month. Obviously, Warner Bros and NetherRealm Studios haven’t forgotten, and in celebration of 30 years of fatalities and the letter K, they’ve put together a nice little anniversary video celebrating the Mortal Kombat franchise across games, television and film.’

The series has sold more than 79 million units since the original arcade game hit back in 1992. And along with those sales, the series has been a fixture in popular culture, not to mention earning numerous awards across the industry. And for those wondering, the latest entry in the series in 2019’s Mortal Kombat 11 has been the fastest-selling title in franchise history, with more than 15 million units sold worldwide since its launch.

Of course, what would a celebration be without some announcements? While that elusive remaster of the original trilogy has yet to reappear, series co-creator Ed Boon says that the series...

AMC’s “Alan Wake” TV adaptation has brought on two new producers following the exit of its previously announced showrunner, Variety has learned exclusively.

Based on the best-selling video game of the same name, the potential series, which is in the very early stages of development at the cable channel, was originally set to have Peter Calloway serve as its showrunner when it was first set up at producer Contradiction Films in 2018. He has now stepped away from “Alan Wake,” which recently landed at AMC, due to conflicting project timelines.

Meanwhile, Jon Jashni, former president of Legendary Entertainment, and Jeff Ludwig, former vice president of scripted film and television production for Ritchie/Wigram Productions, have joined the drama as executive producer and producer, respectively. A search is currently underway for a new showrunner for the in-the-works show.

The series hails from Tim Carter and Tomas Harlan’s Contradiction Films, a production...

Once upon a time, the online video industry was teeming with short films and web series based off popular franchises. These “fan adaptations” were often passion projects filled with fan service, and many of them got millions of views. But a lot has changed since the days when Halo: Forward Unto Dawn and Mortal Kombat: Legacy earned Streamy Award […]

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Jaigantic Studios has acquired Hawthorne Books and Literary Arts. The imprint will target manuscripts with the goal of finding projects potential for film and TV content.

“This is a marriage made in heaven,” said Rhonda Hughes, the publisher at Hawthorne.

The company, which is headquartered in Portland, Ore., has optioned several projects in the past. That includes optioning the rights to Monica Drake’s “Clown Girl” to Kristen Wiig, and optioning Lidia Yuknavitch’s “The Chronology of Water: A Memoir” to Scott Free, which has tapped Kristen Stewart to adapt and direct. Hawthorne has also published Academy Award nominated screenwriter Anthony McCarten’s novel, “Brilliance.” McCarten wrote the scripts for “The Theory of Everything” and “The Two Popes.”

Hughes will remain in her current role and will continue buying literary fiction and creative nonfiction. Initially, Hawthorne will publish eight books per year.

Hawthorne’s first book to be released as...

Michael Jai White, whose work as an an actor, director and writer includes “Arrow,” “The Dark Knight,” “Spawn” and “Mortal Kombat: Legacy,” announced the launch of Jaigantic Studios, which will be Connecticut’s first mini-major studio.

White has long wanted to return to his home state to expand the industry with a studio that will provide jobs, professional training and apprenticeships for the local community. Jaigantic will open Studio One in July, which will be operational during construction of the purpose-built studios in New Haven, Conn. It will be used for Jaigantic Studio’s slate of productions that span film, television and other commercial projects.

Located at the midway point between New York City and Boston, Jaigantic Studios will serve as an accessible industry hub for students of Yale University’s drama school. The New Haven facility will house several soundstages, production offices, post-production and support facilities and motion capture stages,...

Casper Van Dien, who most action/sci-fi fans will know as Johnny Rico from the Starship Troopers franchise, is perhaps busier today than he's ever been. A quick glance at IMDb reveals that the actor has 10 credits to his name, and counting, in 2020 alone. Next up for Dien is The 2nd, a new action/thriller that sees him taking on the bad guy role against Ryan Phillippe.

The 2nd, directed by Brian Skiba, centers on secret-service agent Vic Davis (Ryan Phillippe) who is on his way to pick up his estranged son, Shawn (Jack Griffo), from college. He soon finds himself in the middle of a high-stakes terrorist operation. The daughter of a Supreme Court Justice is the target and a well-armed faction will stop at nothing to kidnap her. Vic discovers that nobody is coming to their rescue. So, he must use his set of skills to save her...

It's no secret that Mortal Kombat, the 1995 Paul W.S. Anderson film adaptation of the popular, controversial fighting video game, is the greatest film ever made, for many, many reasons we simply do not have the time to get into right now. Since then, we've seen other filmed adaptations of the property succeed (Mortal Kombat: Legacy) and fail (literally every other filmed adaptation of Mortal Kombat). Now, before we get the long-promised new live-action feature film, we'll get another one to satiate our appetite in 2020. Via The Hollywood Reporter, Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion'…...

Mortal Kombat debuted as a Midway arcade game in 1992 and has since become a cultural phenomenon among the millennial generation. Countless iterations of the video game have been released across various systems from Super Nintendo to Gamecube to Playstation. But its 1995 movie adaptation, while making for horrifying nostalgia, did not do the source material justice.

Related: 10 Characters We Hope To See In James Wan's Mortal Kombat Movie

The YouTube series Mortal Kombat: Legacy did marginally better than the first adaptation, but still wasn't quite what fans wanted. The Mk universe has another chance with the slated 2021 reboot. Here are five things we want to see in it and five we don't.

The James Wan-produced reboot of Mortal Kombat is currently gearing up to shoot in Australia, with both writer Greg Russo and director Simon McQuoid set to make their feature debuts on the video game adaptation. With the start of production looming ever closer, the movie has been finalizing its cast in recent weeks, and it’s now been confirmed that another three actors have boarded the project.

Jessica McNamee, best known for appearing in Battle of the Sexes and The Meg, has signed on as Sonya Blade while Josh Lawson, who starred in all five seasons of Showtime comedy House of Lies, will be getting fitted with the signature cybernetic eye of Kano. Lewis Tan, who can currently be seen in Netflix action series Wu Assassins, is also in talks to join the movie in an as-yet-unspecified role.

Interestingly, Tan already has previous involvement in the Mortal Kombat franchise...

Terror goes deeper when Dead Water arrives on Blu-ray (plus Digital), DVD, and Digital September 17 from Lionsgate

error goes deeper when Dead Water arrives on Blu-ray (plus Digital), DVD, and Digital September 17 from Lionsgate. This film is currently available On Demand. An action-thriller with a fantastic cast, this film follows a former Marine who must risk everything in a battle with a modern-day pirate. Featuring intense action setpieces, the film stars Casper Van Dien, Judd Nelson, and Brianne Davis. The Dead Water Blu-ray and DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $21.99 and $19.98, respectively. Check out the trailer

When a relaxing getaway turns deadly, a former Marine must risk his life to save his wife and best friend from a modern-day pirate while facing the ghosts of the war he left behind.

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Casper Van Dien Alita: Battle Angel, Mortal Kombat: Legacy

Brianne Davis TV’s “Six,...

The Mortal Kombat video game series may have managed to remain relevant since 1992, selling over 35 million units and generating billions in revenue in the process, but the franchise has always proven difficult to get right on the big screen. 1995’s Mortal Kombat is arguably best-known for being a cheesy cult favorite, while sequel Annihilation just isn’t a very good movie at all.

The franchise has since gone on to spend over 20 years stuck in development hell as the rights bounced around between studios, despite Mortal Kombat: Rebirth and Mortal Kombat: Legacy creator Kevin Tancharoen coming agonizingly close to directing the reboot a few years back, before delays eventually saw him quit the project in 2013.

In 2015, James Wan signed on to produce a new Mortal Kombat movie, with director Simon McQuoid hired a year later. The slow development process led many to believe that his would be another failed attempt at rebooting the franchise,...

Mortal Kombat has surprising appeal, for a story that boils down to fantasy people bloodying each other up repeatedly. It panders to the obvious demographic, but it also has a pretty interesting mythology. The original film, back in 1995, mainly worked because of its time. Translating such a video game franchise actually fit with campy 90’s cheese. But since Mortal Kombat: Legacy, it’s been made clear that the Mortal Kombat universe can also entertain a different tone. Now that a studio reboot finally has some traction, let’s break down some necessary things it will need to be successful, as well as some horrendous mistakes that Mortal Kombat: Annihilation proved this franchise should seriously avoid.

Hulu's PEN15 is making headlines already for its quirky, bluntly honest take on the indignities of middle school. Although the two lead characters, Maya and Anna, are portrayed by adult women (creators Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle), the rest of the teen and tween-aged cast is played by actual young actors. Among the potential breakout stars is Dallas Liu, who's getting plenty of attention but probably doesn't quite look familiar to most viewers.

Liu portrays Shuji Ishii-Peters, Maya's older brother. The young actor made his film debut in the 2010 Japanese-American film Tekken. Based on a video game, the martial arts action movie follows a young fighter, Jin Kazama, as he enters a fighting tournament in hopes of avenging his late mother and getting revenge on his father and grandfather. Liu played Jin as an 11-year-old boy in some scenes.

In the early 2010s, Liu moved on to a series...

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Dawn of the Dead and Justice League director Zack Snyder is making his big return with another zombie movie, Army of the Dead!

Zack Snyder, the director who first cut his teeth on the zombie genre with 2004's Dawn of the Dead remake, is helming a new undead nightmare for Netflix. The movie is called Army of the Dead, a project that's been in gestation for more than a decade.

Originally conceived as a sequel to Dawn of the Dead by Snyder and screenwriter Joby Harold (Awake), the film is set in a quarantined Las Vegas during a zombie outbreak. Amid the chaos, a father hires a group of mercenaries to help him break into the containment area and find his missing daughter.

The movie sat in the Warner Bros. vault for more than ten years until Netflix found the project and negotiated the rights, effectively bringing...

Exclusive: WarnerMedia-owned Machinima is expected to become part of Otter Media early next year, as At&T looks to align its related digital assets, sources tell Deadline.

Machinima will retain its brand and online presence, sources say, though Otter will steer business operations and look to apply its expertise in content delivery and audience targeting to grow the gamer lifestyle brand.

Negotiations have been going on for months and some elements have yet to formalized, sources say. It is unclear, for example, whether Machinima Studios — which has produced such original series as Mortal Kombat: Legacy and Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist — would be combined with another Otter Media asset with a similar audience, Rooster Teeth.

Machinima’s content marketing operations may well become integrated with Fullscreen, a one-time multi-channel network that has evolved into an influencer marketing and branded-content agency.

It is unclear how the combination will impact Machinima employees.

The...

“Knightfall” has been renewed for a second season at History, the cabler announced Monday.

In addition, Aaron Helbing has been brought on board as executive producer and showrunner on Season 2 of the Knights Templar drama, taking over from Dominic Minghella. Helbing was most recently an executive producer and writer on CW’s “The Flash.” His other credits include “Black Sails,” “Spartacus: War of the Damned,” “The Mob Doctor,” and “Mortal Kombat: Legacy.” He is repped by CAA.

The series has also added three new cast members for the second season. “Star Wars” vet Mark Hamill will play the role of Talus, a battle-hardened Knight Templar veteran of the Crusades who survived captivity for ten years in the Holy Land and is tasked with training the new initiates to the Order.

Tom Forbes will appear as Prince Louis, the violent and unpredictable son of King Philip and heir to the throne.

Machinima is teaming up with Greg Russo, who wrote the upcoming Mortal Kombat and Resident Evil reboots for New Line Cinema and Screen Gems, to develop a live-action adaptation of the survival horror video game F.E.A.R. They will also be working on several other projects together that have yet to be announced. Machinima General Manager Russell Arons had this to say in a statement:

"Greg is an inspired screenwriter who clearly loves gaming. To be able to bring his talents to Machinima Studios provides us an amazing opportunity to tackle action-packed series that are certain to appeal to our legions of millennial gamers and fans around the world."

Russo added:

"As a lifelong gamer, it’s an absolute honor to partner with Machinima, the preeminent provider of digital content to gamers worldwide. F.E.A.R. holds a special place in my heart. I’m excited to...

As a whole video games based on comic book franchises have met with more critical success than games based on cinematic franchises.  Part of the reasoning behind this is that comic books have a natural affinity with the transition to gaming: bold characters, super powers that can empower the player, the rich environments, and story lines that can be drawn on. All these things can help bring exciting and fun gameplay experiences.

Comic book narratives are something I love; the integration between written narrative and illustrative depth has always fascinated me.  Every time a video game based on a comic book franchise appears, I buy it. Sometimes I've been stung by that, but most times I have a satisfying and immersive gaming experience.

So here are a few of my favourite games in this genre.  

The Punisher

Voliton's The Punisher  is a grisly game where you can torture enemies in order to gain information.

Mark Dacascos' directorial debut, Showdown in Manila, has been picked up by ITN and will be released in U.S. cinemas at the beginning of 2018. The film stars Alexander Nevsky (Black Rose), Casper Van Dien (Starship Troopers), Tia Carrere (True Lies) and character actor Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa (Nemesis, Mortal Kombat, Kubo and the Two Strings).    The action film will be released on January 19th and a digital release will follow on January 23rd. You can read the full press release below. It spends less time celebrating the directorial debut of Dacascos and more on the master of one facial expression Nevsky. But hey, the Russians are paying the bills on this one, let them have their moment.   ITN Distribution has acquired North American distribution...

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Happy start of the holiday season, dear readers! It’s time once again for Daily Dead’s fifth annual Holiday Gift Guide, where this writer hopes to save you some money as you shop for all the horror lovers in your life (or maybe you’re looking to spoil yourself, too, which is totally cool) over the coming weeks. For our first day of the 2017 Hgg, we’re going to take a look at a ton of Black Friday deals coming this week, and some sites have already begun their sales, so you may be able to get a jump start on those gift lists even now.

And since there are a bunch of sales and deals that have yet to be announced, be sure to check back right here on Daily Dead this Friday for more Black Friday deals and many more gift ideas perfect for genre enthusiasts and the like.

There was a smoky, satanic quality to the voice that urged you to “finish him” after crushing an opponent in Mortal Kombat; it was easy to imagine it echoing from beneath Shao Kahn’s skull mask as he watched you battle from his gilded throne. If that’s an image you’d like to maintain, it might be best to skip the…

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For the first time since 1995, we might have a video game movie that lives up to Mortal Kombat’s greatness. How do we know? Because The Rock, duh.

In 1986 Bally Midway introduced us to an arcade game where players take control of gigantic monsters destroying cities, all while trying to survive against military forces. You would win each round by completely destroying the city. Sounds like the perfect basis for an action adventure film. But who is big enough to star in such a monstrous film?

Well no other than The Rock. In the abundance of films that he, or one of his clones, have been filming lately Rampage is set to be the next video game project to attempt to accepted by audiences. Rock plays Davis Okoye, a primatologist who is the head of an anti-poaching unit. He is accompanied by his best friend, an albino silver back named George.

So it looks like all my childhood "what ifs" are coming to fruition, as Injustice 2 adds more and more characters to its already impressive roster (which includes Hellboy and Mortal Kombat's Sub-Zero). The new Fighter Pack 3 Dlc will add Enchantress, Ray Palmer, and all four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Cowabunga! I'm always excited about new Injustice 2 characters, as not only is the... Read More...

After a subpar outing last week, Saturday Night Live produced what might have been its best episode of Season 43 this time around. A lot of that had to do with host Tiffany Haddish, who brought energy and excitement to each sketch. Even when the material wasn't terribly strong (especially post-"Weekend Update"), Haddish did her damnedest to keep things afloat.

Still, the hits far outweighed the misses this week. It's hard not to include sketches that involved surprise cameos from former cast members (Jason Sudeikis reprising his Joe Biden impression...

Tiffany Haddish made her Saturday Night Live hosting debut this weekend — but was she ready? (Yes. The answer is yes.)

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The Girls Trip breakout star returned to NBC on Saturday (What? You already forgot about my beloved Carmichael Show?) and brought with her an infectious energy that was felt throughout the broadcast. She probably gained quite a few fans with her humble, apolitical monologue, which spoke about what SNL meant to her while growing up in the foster care system. Best of all was her promise to turn up...

A new type of esport has been invented by the Motorola company, and this month you can take part to win over $10,000! Learn more below!

Hello Moto!

Motorola, the company behind the Razr flip phone and those weird commercials where people are skating around putting projectors on the back of their phones, is getting into esports! You heard me right. Motorola is jumping head-first into esports by hosting their own event throughout November, they're calling MSport Nationals.

MSport Nationals is taking place right now and is divided between three divisions, Hearthstone, Power Rangers: Legacy Wars, and Mortal Kombat 5. Consider this time as practice for the real competition coming later this month, as Motorola will be holding 4 qualifier events at Esl Nordic’s online gaming platform Esl Play.

Those who do well will in November will be invited to compete in the Finals on December 3rd at Dreamhack Winter for...

"In Space, No One Can Hear You Scream!" But can they hear Jason smash computer generated teenagers zipped up in virtual sleeping bags into each other? Can they hear the Leprechaun turn on his green lightsaber? What about Pinhead? Hear him? Everybody loves critically acclaimed sci-fi/horror mash-up fare like Alien, a stone cold cinema classic. But let's not overlook those guilty pleasure slasher franchises, either. What else can we do with the Leprechaun? I know! Leprechaun in Space! Today, we look at 10 times horror movies went to space.

Alien (1979)

First and foremost we must acknowledge Alien, the 1979 sci-fi horror film directed by Ridley Scott. Dan O'Bannon was ready to throw in the towel after a grueling preproduction on a proposed Dune movie went nowhere. As a last ditch effort, he came up with a story called Star Beast, together with Ronald Shusett, who later returned for 2004's Alien vs. Predator.

Fans of predecessor Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor will have had an anxious three-year wait for Middle-earth: Shadow of War. But was the latest addition to the The Lord of the Rings franchise worth this wait? For fans of the previous game, SoW will undoubtedly deliver on more of the same. The real question though is whether SoW has, as a stand-alone game, offered up something fresh.

For most, one of the most atmospheric aspects of SoW will be its delicious, dark tone which (alongside its R-rated status) clearly separates it from the family-friendly reputation developed for the Tlotr franchise in cinemas. The fighting is brutal and gory with options to dispose of your enemies in varying degrees of violence. Underlying themes, most notably those of slavery and human greed, provoke some troubling questions (more on this later).

The landscapes you adventure through emulate the bleak ambience of misty mountains and...

While I'm not a big fan of the Injustice games' storyline, I love the game itself immensely. It's a fun and intuitive fighting game, with great controls and even better renderings of classic DC heroes (where I can just ignore the plot). It also helps that it plays a lot like Mortal Kombat X, which was one of the best in its respective series. And since both game series are made by the same... Read More...

With Halloween only a week away now (how in the heck did that happen?), of course there are a ton of horror and sci-fi home entertainment offerings arriving on Tuesday, ready to get you primed for all your spooky shenanigans leading up to October 31st. In terms of new titles, both War of the Planet of the Apes and Annabelle: Creation hit various formats, and Criterion has put together a stellar release for Olivier Assayas’ Personal Shopper as well.

On the cult side of the genre spectrum, we have a myriad of movies to look forward to, including a quartet of titles from Vinegar Syndrome: The Corpse Grinders, Demon Wind, Blood Beat, and the double feature of Prime Evil and Lurkers. Arrow Video has assembled a special edition set for Herschell Gordon Lewis’ Blood Feast that’s a must-own for any splatter fans out there, and the Warner Archive Collection...

Mortal Kombat’s 25th anniversary will be celebrated in a big way this weekend at Nycc. Read on for more. Celebrate 25 Years of Mortal Kombat Panel – New York Comic Con Sunday, October 8, 1:30-2:30 pm, Javits Center, Room 1A24… Continue Reading →

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The Mortal Kombat franchise is filled to the brim with colorfully-clad ninjas – so we’ve decided to rank them all from worst to best!

"It's the most wonderful time of the year!" The spooky, Halloween goodness has only just begun! The clothing store Unique Vintage recently teamed up with Nerdist for a Ghoul Gang photo that's featured in today's Horror Highlights. Also: Razor Reel Flanders Film Festival 2017, Coma Ward board game details, Mortal Kombat hits New York Comic Con 2017, Final Girls Berlin Film Fest's call for submissions, and release details and a trailer for Bunnyman Vengeance.

Unique Vintage's Ghoul Gang Photo Shoot: "Bring on the gothic glamour! Leading up to Halloween, Unique Vintage is celebrating the spookiest season with Nerdist for a special photo shoot promoting their Ghoul Gang t-shirt and Creepy Collection of retro clothing. Whether you're the daughter of Dracula or a Mistress of the Dark, this collection has something for you!

Inspired by the best-selling t-shirt, the Ghoul Gang includes: Bizarre States podcast host Jessica Chobot as Morticia Addams; Nerdist Editor-in-Chief...

One of Mortal Kombat's most iconic characters is now available to play with in Injustice 2!  Come inside for more!

With the 25th Anniversary of Mortal Kombat just around the corner, Warner Bros. Home Interactive and DC Entertainment decided to celebrate the event by releasing the latest character addition, The God of Thunder, Raiden 5 days early!

If you haven't seen his reveal trailer, already, check it out below:

As you defeat opponents with Raiden, take a moment to remember all the good times you had playing as him in Mortal Kombat's past.  Ah yes, spamming the superman dive over and over until your buddy rage quit.  The good 'ol days.

What are your favorite Mortal Kombat memories? 

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Remember Time Killers? It hit during the Mortal Kombat craze, and featured the mechanic of lopping off your opponent’s limbs. Well, indie developer Flux Game Studio is taking that concept to the next level with their fighting game, Guts (Gory Ultimate Tournament Show). Due out this Halloween on PC for $19.99, Guts is unique fighter […]...

Netflix has released a list of all of the movies and TV shows that are coming to Netflix in the month of October along with the release dates of them. They've got some good stuff coming including some Netflix originals that I'm excited about seeing including Stranger Things Season 2, Mindhunters, 1922 and more.

Look over al the titles and let us know which titles you're looking forward to seeing. I also provided a lit of everything that's leaving Netflix next month.

Available October 1

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A Cinderella Story: Once Upon a Song

Before Midnight

Blood Diamond

Boogie Nights

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Cleverman: Season 2

Death Sentence

Don’t Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood

Eagle vs. Shark

Eyes Wide Shut

Generation Iron 2

Ghost Patrol

I Love You, Man

Ice Guardians

Lockup: Disturbing the Peace: Collection 1

Made of Honor

Miss Congeniality

Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous...

Erlingur Thoroddsen‘s Rift is an icy “cabin in the hills” thriller worth every scenic gawk; Iceland’s genuine production value featured to a remarkable degree (looming mountain regions to jagged lava fields). Landscapes like a Bob Ross painting and tension like a Justin Benson/Aaron Moorhead production might squeeze. It’s such prime location setting, which Thoroddsen skillfully uses to subtlety wall-in characters and inspire tone-snapping hope. This sets the stage for personal rumination in the most idyllic of lands, where evil may present itself as a wolf of our own conjuring – living, not even hiding, in plain sight.

Thoroddsen boils a complicated relationship between two men – Einar (Sigurður Þór Óskarsson) and Gunnar (Björn Stefánsson) – down to psychological fears. Uncertainty. Life. It’s their status as ex-lovers that unites the two men once again, after Einar leaves Gunnar a vague – and cryptic – voicemail. Gunnar, unable to decipher the message’s intent,...

Stars: Don ‘The Dragon’ Wilson, Cynthia Rothrock, Matt Mullins, Joe Lewis, Chiranan Manochaem, Jawed El Berni, Gigi Velicitat, Yuhkoh Matsuguchi, Prasit Suanphaka, Wirat Kemklad | Written by Lawrence Riggins | Directed by Toby Russell

Originally filmed as White Tiger back in 2012, Russell’s film apparently sat in legal limbo until Vision Films, thankfully, picked the film up for release as the newly monikered Death Fighter.

The final film to feature the late Joe Lewis (Jaguar Lives, Force Five) who was – Fyi – one of only 5 men to ever defeat Chuck Norris in combat, Death Fighter is headlined by Matt Mullins (Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight, Mortal Kombat: Legacy) as a young American cop who witnesses his mentor’s murder in a trade deal gone wrong and finds himself on the wrong side of the law in Thailand. With a bounty on his head, he teams up with a mercenary (Wilson), out to settle a score of his own,...

Two new characters are about to debut in Injustice 2.  While they're from two completely different worlds, they share one thing in common.  Lightning.

Injustice 2 is gearing up for a new wave of heroes, after the release of Starfire, Black Manta, and Red Hood.  The latest additions feature two heroes with an affinity for using lightning.  You already knew about Mortal Kombat's Raiden, but now you'll get to see Black Lightning in action too!

Fear not Mortal Kombat fans, Raiden is indeed a haus.  The gameplay trailer proves that one of the strongest characters in the Mortal Kombat franchise could easily become the strongest in Injustice 2, as well.  His combos mixed with that incredible cinematic super will likely draw a lot of gamers his way.  Meanwhile, I would've liked to have seen more from Black Lightning, but what I did see looks cool enough.  

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Funko collectors have been hoping to see POPs based on the characters from the Mortal Kombat video game series for years now, and it's finally been announced that the first wave is on its way. Take a look.

Sorry, Baraka fans. He didn’t make the cut. The characters from Mortal Kombat have most definitely become pop culture icons since they burst onto the scene (and ripped out spines) in October of 1992, so we knew it was only a matter of time before the franchise made its way into Funko’s Pop! vinyl toy […]...

Now that Friday the 13th: The Game is available and the Michael Myers Dlc pack was just added to Dead by Daylight, it’s currently a pretty damn good time to be a horror fan with a passion for gaming. And let’s not forget Mortal Kombat X, which has Predator, Jason, Leatherface and other horror icons as playable characters! […]...

Three new characters are joining the fight in Injustice 2!  Two, you might've already guessed but there's one we never saw coming!  See the full reveal below!

Warner Bros. Interactive has done a nice job of consistently updating Injustice 2 with new brand-new characters.  Not long ago, they added Red Hood, Sub-Zero, and the Op Starfire.  Now, they're planning to add 3 more characters to the fight.  From their silhouettes you might've already guessed Black Manta and Raiden, but you'd have to have the greensight to be have divined that none other than Hellboy would be part of Injustice 2, this September!

While completely unexpected, Hellboy is a welcome addition to the fighting game franchise.  He's been a beloved character in Dark Horse Comics, for some time now, even before the two Ron Pearlman movies.  With his amusing humor and, no doubt, hard-hitting moveset, it'll be no surprise if he's one of the more frequently used new characters.

If you’re into fighting games, you’re probably going to be incredibly excited to hear that Raiden from Mortal Kombat and super villain Black Manta have been added to Injustice 2 in the latest fighter pack. Additionally, Mike Mignola’s Hellboy is… Continue Reading →

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