The first Terminator film, released in 1984, completely blew us away. From the moment we saw that movie, we became massive fans of Arnold Schwarzenegger, and over the years, the Terminator series has grown into our all-time favorite movie franchise.

There was something incredibly powerful about the original film: the dark atmosphere, the relentless tension, the iconic music, and above all, Schwarzenegger as the seemingly unstoppable T-800. Watching him hunt down Sarah Connor with that imposing physique and emotionless determination made the character one of the most iconic movie villains — and later heroes — of all time. The original Terminator has remained at the very top of our personal favorites list ever since.

So, how cool would it be if Scott Adkins ever got the chance to take on the role of the T-800? We actually get a small glimpse of what that could look like in Scott’s Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning. During the explosive finale, Scott takes down his opponents with an almost machine-like efficiency — cold, relentless and seemingly unstoppable. It is without a doubt one of our favorite Scott Adkins action sequences.

That scene got us thinking: what would Scott look like as the Terminator himself? To satisfy our craving for Scott Adkins as the T-800, we created our own fan-made trailer, imagining what this legendary character could look like with Scott in the role.

It’s our tribute to two things we absolutely love: the Terminator franchise and Scott Adkins. Turn up the volume, sit back, and enjoy our vision of Scott Adkins as the T-800.

The future has a new Terminator.

t-800 – built to fight
Scott adkins – born to fight

The Police Station

One of the most iconic sequences in The Terminator takes place inside the police station, where Arnold walks through the building with one purpose: nothing and no one can stop it. But what if that machine looked like Scott Adkins? Wearing the iconic leather jacket and sunglasses, armed and completely focused, he moves through the corridors with the same cold, relentless presence that made the original scene so memorable.