The breakout star of John Wick: Chapter 4 talks kung fu, hanging with Liam Neeson on set, and his scene-stealing dog.

There’s a certain set of game design rules fans have come to expect from Arkane Austin, the Texas-based wing of Bethesda Softworks most notable for the Dishonored franchise. Creative magic and ability sets! Environmental storytelling! Stealth combat vs combat-combat! Consequences!

Now that its next release, the vampire-slayer Redfall, is almost here, fans are wondering: will it feel like an Arkane game? After a 90-minute preview event, we finally have our answer.

Scott Adkins has spent the better part of the last 20 years starring in the kind action movies you just don’t see in theaters anymore.

In John Wick: Chapter 4, Adkins throws down against Keanu Reeves in the role of “Killa,” an egomaniacal German assassin with a rotund frame and a penchant for poker. Like Colin Farrell in The Batman and Brendan Fraser in The Whale, Adkins dons heavy make-up and prosthetics to inhabit a character never seen before in either John Wick’s expansive universe or Adkins’ Hollywood career.