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Thanks to a background in fiction writing, Ben is drawn to films that make story and character a priority however, that doesn't stop him from enjoying a range of Hollywood offerings - from blockbuster action flicks to campy so-bad-they're-good B-movies. A graduate of the New School’s Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program, Ben has been passionate about movies ever since standing in line for a midnight showing of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade when he was eight years-old. He is a member of the Denver Film Critics Society as well as the Online Film Critics Society - with work referenced, cited, or syndicated on CNN, Wikipedia, Huffington Post, Rotten Tomatoes, IMDB, Yahoo, and Business Insider, among others.

It may not be the fantasy-heavy design from Rebirth - but there's no doubt Tancharoen's Sub-Zero is much cooler looking than the character in Mortal Kombat 3.īen Kendrick is the publisher of Screen Rant, the site's head film critic, as well as host of the Screen Rant Underground and Total Geekall podcast. Even if the cold-weather-warrior doesn't actually need the extra warmth, the textures add a grounded real-world feel to the character that, despite the fact he's probably about to blast his opponent with a ball of magical ice, make Sub-Zero look like an actual person that's fighting his way through the world - not just a cartoonish video game character. The costume itself is a great blend of Sub-Zero's iconic blue outfit - mixed with some cool leather and fur accessories to keep him Toasty! (only die-hard MK fans will get that one) in the frigid climate portrayed in the image. Out of everything we've seen from Mortal Kombat: Legacy so far - the Sub-Zero design does a good job of balancing the gritty real world that Tancharoen established in the Rebirth trailer with the necessary fantasy elements required to properly service a multi-realm fantasy story that features mutants, damned souls, and elder Gods.