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20th Century Studios
Davis Entertainment
Predator Collection
They hunt to live. It lives to hunt.
When danger threatens her camp, the fierce and highly skilled Comanche warrior Naru sets out to protect her people. But the prey she stalks turns out to be a highly evolved alien predator with a technically advanced arsenal.
Dr Nostromo
Sep 10, 2026 · via TMDB
68/100 A Predator decides to hunt in early 1700's America and one bad-ass Native American maiden decides to take it on. Although the characters and culture were interesting, the first 40 mins really dragged. But once things got going, this was a thrilling adventure. Our main protagonist was talented, fearless and quite resourceful. Throwing in a large group of French buffalo hunters was a nice addition providing some intense mayhem and a large body count. Overall, fun, exciting film and quite an enjoyable watch ...despite my issues with the first half. - DrNostromo.com
Harry_Gill
Jul 2, 2026 · via TMDB
Naru spends the first act of Prey being underestimated by every man in her camp, and the film spends that same stretch proving she is the only one actually paying attention. She tracks the Predator's arrival through details nobody else notices, and her dog Sarii is doing half that work with her, picking up threats before Naru's own eyes catch them. What makes Sarii work as a character and not just a mascot is that the film lets her be a real dog: skittish around danger, occasionally more scared than brave, genuinely useful in a fight instead of decorative. Coco, the dog who plays her, is a Carolina Dog adopted out of Fulton County Animal Services in 2021 with zero acting experience, and director Dan Trachtenberg reportedly expanded her role once he saw what she brought to set. That is the rare Hollywood animal casting story that actually has a happy ending attached. The Predator itself gets a smart downgrade: older tech, more brute strength than gadgetry, which is the only way a teenage tracker plausibly beats something a modern paramilitary team couldn't handle in the original film. Trachtenberg stages the forest sequences with real geography, you always know where Naru is relative to the threat, which most modern action films forget to bother with. Best Predator movie since the original, and the first one where I was rooting harder for the dog than for anyone holding a weapon. Full review here: https://dogwithblog.in/prey-movie-review/
GenerationofSwine
Jan 10, 2023 · via TMDB
So this is a movie about Strong Female Lead, and though Strong Female Lead isn't a hunter and it seems like she hasn't really gone out hunting before, she is the bestest of the bestiest hunters ever. And the village is wrong for not letting her be the hunter and the lead of the hunting party because not recognizing her untested bestiest is wrong. And then she goes out and puts everyone at risk to prove that she is the bestest hunter ever... and she is, effortlessly, because she is a Strong Female Lead. And then Strong Female Lead encounters the Predator, and does something that was actually cool and pretty unique for the series. But then the Predator has to go kill off the rest of the hunters in her tribe for not recognizing that she is the bestest hunter ever. Only this is a politically correct movie, you can tell by Strong Female Lead, so the Predator can't be the bad guy, there has to be more of a political message. And because of that the plot adds in white people, who are the real evil, the evilist of the evil. The bestest of being evil. And they have to show that even when an alien is out there hunting people, white people are worse. And Strong Female Lead has to prove that she can be even better than them too without trying, and then proves it without expending any real effort. And out of the blue one of her hunting party (who are now not as evil because there are white men who are eviler) is allowed to do something actually sort of heroic because he doesn't have to be bad at everything now because they white people can be. And them 'Member Berries. And at the end Strong Female Lead proves to everyone that she is the bestest at everything, without needing to try, by virtue of just being the bestest of the bestest at everything without even needing to know what she's doing. yeah... you get the point, you've seen a thousand other movies just like this one since 2016.
Horgh
Oct 19, 2022 · via TMDB
Best thing about this movie was the trained pup. Movie was boring and the acting was horrible . DONT WASTE YOUR TIME ON THIS TRASH
Peter McGinn
Sep 18, 2022 · via TMDB
I didn’t have a frame of reference for this movie, never having watched a predator movie, or indeed hardly any movies in the thriller-action-adventure genre. But it sounded intriguing so I gave it a try. It was okay for what it was. The body count rose as it does io thrillers it seems, Nikki it was alien Mano on woman’s, as one might have predicted from the start. I am not sure why people in her village thought she wasn’t able to hunt when she seemed to have Batman like strength and dexteriity. I guess she never practiced or trained in front of anyone. So it was fine, though it won’t motivate me to seek out more movies in the predator franchise or indeed the genre. I will quit while I am ahead, at least until the next one in an unliked genre inexplicably draws me in.
tmdb62583583
Sep 12, 2022 · via TMDB
Pretty gnarly and also pretty great! Sad I didn't get to see it in a theater :(
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Chief Kehetu
Dane DiLiegro
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Sumu (Chief Wife)
Bennett Taylor
Raphael
Mike Paterson
Big Beard
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Waxed Mustache
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Itsee
Corvin Mack
Paaka
Samuel Marty
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Troy Mundle
Spyglass
Stephane Legault
Trapper
Stephan Schroeder
Rambert
Kyle Strauts
Additional Predator
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Predator Puppeteer (ADI)
Alec Gillis
Predator Puppeteer (ADI)
Aaron Becker
Title Designer
John Bailie
"B" Camera Operator
Jeff Cutter
Director of Photography
Alec Gillis
Makeup Effects Designer
Tom Woodruff Jr.
Makeup Effects Designer
Geoff Redknap
Special Effects Makeup Artist
Steven McMichael
Stunt Coordinator
Bird Runningwater
Thanks
Sydney Freeland
Thanks
Dan Trachtenberg
Director
Jeremy Marinas
Second Unit Director
James Moran
Second Unit First Assistant Director
Stefan Grube
Additional Editor
Angela M. Catanzaro
Editor
Mary Kathryn Nagle
Associate Producer
Steve Barnett
Executive In Charge Of Post Production
Ravi D. Mehta
Executive In Charge Of Production
Lawrence Gordon
Executive Producer
Marc Toberoff
Executive Producer
Jackie Lind
Local Casting
John Davis
Producer
Patrick Aison
Screenplay
Dan Trachtenberg
Story
Patrick Aison
Story
Aug 2, 2022
Los Angeles, California
Aug 5, 2022
Hulu
Oct 3, 2023
4K Ultra HD / Blu-ray / DVD
Aug 7, 2025
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