In another preview from Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge, the animated feature reveals one of the elusive threats who prowls Shang Tsung's Island. Reptile is under the gun, but how long before the hunter becomes the hunted? Check it out:

The lurking lizard is hiding in plain sight thanks to his trademark invisible camouflage, but when he's stalking highly trained Special Forces soldier Sonya Blade, the last survivor of Zaterra won't stay hidden for long! In the preview embeded above, Sonya engages in evasive jungle warfare as Reptile attacks with his acid spit!

Jennifer Carpenter (Dexter, Quarantine) features as Sonya Blade in a story that will take her from roughhousing in the streets to a fated journey to Shang Tsung's Island! Get a taste for the tournament and things to come in the first official trailer.

You can watch Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge right now on digital via Amazon, iTunes, PlayStation, Xbox, and more. Or get yourself the Blu-Ray for a treasure trove of extra features! Are you excited to see Reptile? Share your thoughts in the comments below and find more previews & discussion in the Media & Merchandise forum!

There's nowhere left to run now that Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge is available digitally and on blu-ray. Johnny Cage is finding that out the hard way when Baraka is unleashed in a new animated preview. Watch if you dare:

There'll be plenty of fights in the animated feature's tight eighty minute run time, with more than just the cast of the original Mortal Kombat video game! The exclusive IGN preview above reveals Baraka as one of the Outworld warriors who'll be causing trouble for Earthrealm's defenders!

Joel McHale lends his voice to a bewildered Johnny Cage, who finds himself evading the vicious blades of Baraka in a food storage and preparation area. Will he survive when he crosses skillet with Tarkatan steel? Find out now by watching digitally via Amazon, iTunes, PlayStation, Xbox, or by finding the extras stacked Blu-Ray!

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Hanzo Hasashi is back from the dead and full of rage when his story of tortured resurrection is retold in Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge. In another preview from the animated featured, Scorpion catches up with a Lin Kuei warrior, as he searches for his true mortal nemesis. Check it out:

As we saw in the red band trailer, Scorpion will be off the chain and ready to slaughter any one who gets in his way. In the IGN exclusive preview [embedded above], we get a safe for work taste of Scorpion's revenge when he chases a Lin Kuei warrior to his demise on the hunt for Sub-Zero!

Steve Blum will voice the ill fated ice warrior, who is destined to be killed by Patrick Seitz - reprising his role as Scorpion from the Mortal Kombat X and Mortal Kombat video games. As the clip shows, there'll be plenty of other Lin Kuei warriors to face their doom as the action unfolds on Shang Tsung's Island.

You can find Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge on a variety of digital platforms, including Amazon, iTunes, PlayStation, and Xbox. Or check it out on blu-ray disc for extra features taking you deeper into the movie - out now! Did the Lin Kuei get what's coming to them? Share your thoughts about the preview in the comments below and attack the Media & Merchandise forum for more!

The newest animated outing for Mortal Kombat may tell the story of Scorpion's Revenge, but it also takes us back to Shang Tsung's Island for the klassic Mortal Kombat tournament. In an exciting preview clip, Liu Kang battles a familiar Outworld opponent under a setting son. Watch:

SyFy Wire hosts the exclusive clip, which shows Kitana doing battle with Earthrealm's chosen champion: Liu Kang. Her character design draws reference from Mortal Kombat X, and incorporates familiar moves, such as the fan throw and fan lift.

Actress Grey Griffin voices Edenia's Princess, while Jordan Rodrigues stars as Liu Kang. You can see his Shaolin warrior begin the journey in another preview, and catch a glimpse of both in the official trailer.

Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge is available now on on digital platforms, including Amazon, iTunes, PlayStation, and Xbox, and chock full of extras on blu-ray home media! What do you think of the featured battle? Share your fan reaction in the comments below and find more previews in the Media & Merchandise forum!

A new Mortal Kombat feature film is currently in post-production, with a tentative release date for 2021, but long before cameras started rolling in Australia, there was another vision for an MK movie being overseen by director Kevin Tancharoen. His radically different take on Sub-Zero has revealed a glimpse into what might have been. Take a look:

Concept Artist Jerad Marantz released two images of his drastically reenvisioned Sub-Zero via Instagram. Like all of the designs overseen by Kevin Tancharoen, it differs significantly from established Mortal Kombat canon, revising Sub-Zero's status as a cryomancer with macabre consequence, remaking him as a cyborg ravaged by cold and frostbite.

Unsurprisingly, Marantz credits viral YouTube sensation Mortal Kombat: Rebirth with key inspiration for his designs. The 7 minute 40 second short re-introduced Jax & Sonya as police officers in a world populated with a medical metal fetishist Baraka, cannibal Reptile, and criminal inmate Scorpion.

The widely seen demo led to Kevin Tancharoen's hiring as director of Mortal Kombat: Legacy - an official live-action webseries that ran for two seasons. He teased work on a movie script featuring Jax and Kabal, while battling controversial rumors concerning plot. Mileena concept art was also released after Tancharoen announced his exit from the Mortal Kombat movie in 2013.

Marantz discussed his fondness for Tancharoen's work, and the frostbitten Sub-Zero design, which would've evolved into a version of the character's "signature" look. Even that still evokes a very different style to the iconic Lin Kuei warrior fans of the games have come to expect.

Of all the subzero concept art I did for this pitch this was one of my favorites. It shows the damage that his abilities have had on his body. I was playing around with the idea of frostbite and him having tech that function as a life support system. Clearly, he’s still a threat, but I love the idea that his powers we’re having a devastating effect on his body. Eventually the character would have his signature subzero look. I remember being heavily inspired by the director, Kevin Tancharoen’s Mortal Kombat rebirth short film. He took the designs of a couple of the characters in different and exciting directions

James Wan was announced as producer and overseer of a new Mortal Kombat feature in 2015, with Simon McQuoid joining as director the following year. Joe Taslim has been cast as Sub-Zero, but designs from the movie are yet to be seen.

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