The Predator (Shane Black, September 14, 2018) Movie • Page 6

Looks fucking awesome. Between the trailer, the director, the creative involvement of Indigenous people, I am really, really anticipating this.

 

And not to harp on it, but the involvement of Indigenous people means that this movie has huge potential to be one of the first major largely Indigenous horror films. That's huge.

 

I’m biased because I myself am Indigenous but yea. More of this please!

 

After the last Predator, I felt like I was done with the series. It's like the Jurassic Park series where you just can't beat the first. But this looks like a nice, fresh take on it. Only thing that sucks is not being in theaters. Disney nerfing all of these 20th Century movies absolutely blows.

 

the fact that they did it with a gay rom com and an indigenous horror film is so gross

 

Absolutely. There’s no reason for it, especially when there’s no other movies out that week (for “Fire Island”). They clearly hate 20th Century (and imo non-IP Pixar).

 

I didn't really like 10 Cloverfield Lane, but I know a lot of folks in here did. The trailer looks very promising though.

 

I don't like the ending but everything before the last 15 minutes or so ruled (re: 10 Cloverfield Lane)

 

Wow

 

That FUCKING RULES

 

The Comanches were absolutely brutal. This is a good pairing.

 

This is the fresh and unique take that the franchise needed. Too bad Hulu isn’t available where I live. Hopefully international markets will get it.

 

man this looks awesome

 

Looks like it’ll drop on Disney+ outside the US.

 

Made a thread, ‘cause why not discuss this in a dedicated thread instead of the one for this movie, lol:

Prey (Dan Trachtenberg; August 5, 2022) • forum.chorus.fm

This looks very good. Just wish I could see it in theaters.