Mortal Kombat X: Kollector's Edition

MK2 movie director Simon McQuoid updates fans on Liu Kang and Kung Lao's fate and what's next for the Mortal Kombat film franchise.

Director Simon McQuoid explains why certain character's died in Mortal Kombat 2, saying that he wanted to surprise audiences.

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 video game movies since then and we’ve gotta say: What Annihilation lacks in quality, it compensates for with the right instincts… instincts which the just-released Mortal Kombat II largely share.

HBO Max has already announced a streaming release date for Mortal Kombat II.

Mortal Kombat 2 is in theaters now and it's making millions at the box office, but will there be a third entry in the new series based on the popular video game franchise? A report said Mortal Kombat writer Jeremy Slater was coming back for a third movie, but it has not been confirmed.For his part, director Simon McQuoid said in an interview prior to Mortal Kombat 2's release on May 8 that he doesn't want to be "overly confident" about a possible third movie."I never want to be cocky about how anything's going to land or play. You think about it, and you theorize it," he told Entertainment Wee