Jeremy Slater has spent years learning to write for everyone in the room — producers, directors, studios, actors — and to consider all of it a feature rather than a bug. It’s a philosophy that runs ...

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One of the more surprising character deaths in Mortal Kombat II was originally going to be a lot more gruesome, but test screening audiences hated the ...

Mortal Kombat II actor reveals that his character's original death was very graphic, but it was cut because viewers couldn't ...

Liu Kang was seemingly one of the main casualties in the bloody sequel Mortal Kombat 2. After fighting Shao Kahn, he was dealt a fatal wound before his body transformed into flames. However, there was ...

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Since its release in 1997, Mortal Kombat: Annihilation’s place in the annals of video game adaptation history has calcified into a cautionary tale for what not to do. But there have been a lot of ...

The franchise newcomer would like to see Mileena return to the fold as Kitana’s sister-clone from the games, if a third installment gets the greenlight.

Video-game adaptations have come a long way from the awkward days of the 1990s, but the Mortal Kombat franchise still occupies a strange middle ground between campy fun and grim self-seriousness.