The Mortal Kombat movie reboot from director Simon McQuoid features the defenders of Earthrealm Liu Kang, Sonya Blade, Jax Briggs and more entering the Mortal Kombat tournament to save the world from Shang Tsung, Sub-Zero, Mileena and other supernatural kombatants.

This red band Mortal Kombat (2021) trailer shows off why it’s rated R.

Mortal Kombat movie release date April 16, 2021.

With the bloody, ultraviolent new Mortal Kombat movi trailer offering our first look at the upcoming R-Rated movie, IGN teamed up with director Simon McQuoid to deliver his own breakdown of the trailer. McQuoid explains what’s going on in key moments of the trailer and offers fascinating behind-the-scenes trivia about how the movie was made, from the setting of Outworld to the gruesome and over-the-top Fatalities.

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Developer Millennium Kitchen and publisher Neos Corporation have announced Crayon Shin-chan, a Nintendo Switch title which follows the summer adventures of Shin-chan, all set within the cosy summer setting of Kasukabe.

Crayon Shin-chan: Ora to Hakase no Natsuyasumi – Owaranai Nanokakan no Tabi for the Nintendo Switch is set to release this summer in Japan.

Get a brand new look at episode 7 of WandaVision as Wanda comes to terms with her actions whilst wrestling with family life.

Petra Zavaleta is the chef behind Barbakush, a street food operation that serves traditional lamb barbacoa in Los Angeles, by way of Puebla, Mexico. Petra, her husband, and her sons work together to create their lamb barbacoa, which is a true labor of love. They break down an entire lamb and build a traditional underground barbecue oven in their backyard. They serve their barbacoa on hand-made tortillas, and use every part of the lamb to create more dishes like consommé and lamb menudo. Petra, who learned this ancient method of butchering and barbecuing from her childhood in Puebla, is driven to succeed by doing things her own way. The goal of Barbakush is to bring this Poblano method of cooking to new horizons in LA.

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We got Matt Easton, a Historical European Martial Arts expert and owner of the fencing club Schola Gladiatoria, to react to Hellish Quart. Telling us his sword-fighting expert opinion on how realistic the game really is.

From sabres to longswords and rapiers, this HEMA inspired 17th-century duelling game is all about precise hits, quick movements and wits. With all this in mind our sword fighting expert reacts to how realistic Hellish Quart is.

Thanks to Matt for lending his expertise and if you want to see more, here is a link to his channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/scholagladiatoria