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A young blonde woman standing in dark water, holding a wooden pole as a weapon.
Review

Dangerous Animals review – why sharks? They’re cinematic!

by Anton Bitel

Preda­tors and prey share the same ter­rain in this psy­cho­log­i­cal­ly twist­ed shark thriller from genre film­mak­er Sean Byrne.

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Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Distorted image of a person's face with vibrant pink, blue and black tones, and visual glitches.
In Praise Of

A third predator in these woods: Gone Girl at 10

by Riley Rogers

A decade after its release, David Fincher’s thrilling adap­ta­tion of Gillian Fly­n­n’s nov­el about a woman scorned retains its unnerv­ing power.
A group of indigenous people in traditional dress, including feathered headdresses and face paint, standing together in a night-time scene.
Review

Prey

by David Jenkins

A lean mon­ster-slash­er B‑movie set in the Preda­tor uni­verse that’s a high­light of an extreme­ly patchy franchise.

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Enjoyment
3
In Retrospect
Silhouette of a person in foggy, misty forest with trees in the background.
Incoming

The Predator franchise goes back to an uncolonized America in the first Prey trailer

by Charles Bramesco

In the not-yet-rav­aged Comanche Nation, an expert hunter faces a seem­ing­ly unstop­pable extrater­res­tri­al foe.
Man in beige jacket holding a gun in a dark outdoor setting.
Review

The Predator

by David Jenkins

Shane Black exhumes this sem­i­nal ​’80s mon­ster fran­chise by pay­ing homage to the abject nas­ti­ness of the original.

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In Retrospect
Two soldiers, one in a cowboy hat and the other in camouflage, crouching with firearms in a lush, forested environment.
In Praise Of

Why I love Jesse Ventura’s performance in Predator

by Victoria Luxford

The larg­er-than-life catch­phrase machine epit­o­mised the hyper-mas­culin­i­ty of ​’80s action cinema.