Predator V: Prey

[Neon Ignition]

https://www.darkhorizons.com/dan-trachtenberg-to-helm-fifth-predator/

This franchise now being owned by Disney won't even stop it as word comes that Dan Trachtenberg, director of 10 Cloverfield Lane, has been hired to helm Predator 5.

Plot details are being withheld so far though it's been confirmed it doesn't tie directly into the previous films whether it ends up being a reboot or detached sequel or not.

[Neon Ignition]

https://www.darkhorizons.com/amber-midthunder-leads-new-predator/

Roswell: New Mexico series actor Amber Midthunder has been cast as the lead in this new entry where she will play a Comanche woman who goes against the gender norms and traditions of her people to become a warrior woman who presumably ends up fighting for survival against a Predator.

[fishbowlhead]

Just no.

[Baseley09]

Paha Christ. Read Dan Trachtenberg and was thumbs up, then read the story and melted it with a flamethrower

[chopemon]

Sounds a little bit similar to the excellent Alien vs Predator comic. Machiko Noguchi deals with a bunch of crusty old men's sexism to prove herself as a capable warrior to a Predator and they unite to defeat an Alien invasion. She eventually goes back to their homeworld and is recognised as a full Predator warrior.

[Brad]

Sounds a little bit similar to the excellent Alien vs Predator comic. Machiko Noguchi deals with a bunch of crusty old men's sexism to prove herself as a capable warrior to a Predator and they unite to defeat an Alien invasion. She eventually goes back to their homeworld and is recognised as a full Predator warrior.

That sounds good. They should just make that movie.

[Asura]

Honestly that pitch above doesn't sound bad.

I think Predator should've always been an anthology series. Different human, different jungle, different predator, different context. You could've done the same thing a bunch of times before it became stale.

[Neon Ignition]

At this point I feel the pitch could be anything, I struggle to believe an audience still exists for the franchise after the last attempt

[Dogg Thang]

I never saw the last one. I remember enjoying the second, although I'm not sure I'd ever call it a great film. So that really leaves just one film I think is really good. Which is weird when you think about what it is. It does feel like something that could lend itself to many entertaining stories.

[Neon Ignition]

The fourth was... it's still hard to say. I feel people say hollywood movies are awful a lot of the time and often the film isn't as bad as is made out. Predator 4 though... it's that bad.

[Cassius_Smoke]

Everyone knows the predator now. They need a different take, something fresh. Maybe this is it, but I don't hold out much hope.

[Finsbury Girl]

Sounds a little bit similar to the excellent Alien vs Predator comic. Machiko Noguchi deals with a bunch of crusty old men's sexism to prove herself as a capable warrior to a Predator and they unite to defeat an Alien invasion. She eventually goes back to their homeworld and is recognised as a full Predator warrior.

Yeah when they made the movie all they needed to do was basically film the awesome Dark Horse series. Such a shame they absolutely butchered the opportunity.

There has been no decent Predator movie since the vastly underrated Predator 2.

[Neon Ignition]

https://www.darkhorizons.com/new-details-on-new-predator-film/

The director of the film says the new entry will get back to the originals basics and shares more DNA with The Revenant than it does the existing Predator films.

[Neon Ignition]

https://www.darkhorizons.com/predator-film-skulls-wraps-filming/

Filming is complete

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