Prey Director Reveals Why Predator: Badlands Ditches Lore for a Gritty, New Story Twist

In a recent conversation, the director Dan Trachtenberg, along with the movie’s main subject, delves into how the narrative of the upcoming film ties in with the broader storyline of the franchise.

In conversation with Trachtenberg, it was clarified that the upcoming movie titled “Predator: Badlands” will not just be set on the Predators’ native planet Yautja Prime, but also incorporate ideas from the broader Predator franchise universe. As Trachtenberg emphasized, his aim was to avoid creating a narrative overly focused on lore rather than story.

The aim is to create a distinct and unique atmosphere for the movie titled “Predator: Badland“, making it feel different from the original series. Instead of the Predator being on Earth, he finds himself on another planet, becoming the hunted rather than the hunter. To survive, he will need to use his cunning intelligence. Unlike previous Predator movies, this one doesn’t rely on familiar elements; it has been designed without any intention of replicating what has come before.

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Killer of Killers”, which will delve deeper into the series by incorporating more period-specific scenes than ever before.

A collaboratively directed animation movie titled “Predator: Killer of Killers,” written by Micho Rutare himself, spans various periods in human history. Characters include a Viking marauder, a Japanese ninja from the feudal period, and a World War II aviator – each finding themselves in deadly confrontations with Yautja hunters. The animation is handled by The Third Floor in conjunction with 20th Century Studios, 20th Century Animation, and Davis Entertainment. The anticipated release date for this film is June 6 in theaters.

Predator: Badlands is set to arrive in theaters on November 7.

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2025-04-25 19:51