After receiving his degree in Journalism & Media Communications from CSU in 2019, Erik began building his career in online media, and found his dream job when he joined Game Rant as a staff writer.

There's one problem with having a legit martial arts actor like Joe Taslim play the uber-villain Sub-Zero in the new "Mortal Kombat" movie: He was too fast for the mask. Legions of "Mortal Kombat" ...

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When Mortal Kombat releases in theaters and on HBO Max later this week, the film will put the rivalry between Sub-Zero and Scorpion in the spotlight. The two ninjas have been around since the first ...

Based on a specific casting announcement for Mortal Kombat 2, the sequel will likely not repeat an iconic twist from the video games. The upcoming Mortal Kombat 2 will see Earthrealm's warriors take ...

“Joe Taslim was literally built to play Sub-Zero,” producer Todd Garner told us. Anyone who has seen the actor destroy flesh and decimate the human body in Timo Tjahanto’s stunning The Night Comes For ...

Picking up shortly after the explosive finale of Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge, Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms follows a team of heroes who are besieged by the enemy forces of ...

Sub-Zero is entering the arena once again as Storm Collectibles announces a new figure for their growing Mortal Kombat line. Coming out of the classic fighting video game Mortal Kombat 3, Sub-Zero is ...

The actor (and video game fan) teases the "next transformation of the character." By Brian Davids Writer “Yes, that’s the next transformation of the character,” Taslim tells The Hollywood Reporter.

Phillip Martinez is a game and culture reporter for Newsweek. Prior to joining Newsweek in 2018, he was a reporter and editor for iDigitalTimes and Player.One. A Bronx native, he graduated with his ...