Prey

Set in the Northern Plains 300 years ago, "Prey" follows Naru, a skilled Comanche warrior who struggles to protect her tribe from a highly evolved alien predator. Despite facing skepticism from her tribe and battling a dangerous environment, Naru uses her keen senses and tracking skills to hunt the extraterrestrial. The film culminates in an intense confrontation where Naru must outsmart the technologically advanced hunter to survive.

Prey" received widespread critical acclaim, lauded for its fresh take on the Predator franchise, strong direction, and Amber Midthunder's compelling performance. Critics praised its thrilling action sequences, tense atmosphere, and innovative use of a historical setting. Audiences also embraced the film, particularly appreciating its representation and its ability to revitalize a beloved series.

• Praised for its intense action and suspenseful atmosphere.

• Hailed as a refreshing and strong revitalization of the Predator franchise.

• Amber Midthunder's performance as Naru was widely celebrated.

Google audience: Google users overwhelmingly loved "Prey," with many highlighting its thrilling action, Amber Midthunder's star-making performance, and its smart reinvention of the Predator lore. Viewers appreciated the film's immersive historical setting and its ability to deliver a fresh and exciting entry in the franchise.

Nominated for 4 Primetime Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Television Movie and Outstanding Stunt Coordination.

The filmmakers intentionally excluded any mention or visual of the original Predator's iconic helmet or cannon until the very end of the film, wanting the audience to discover its full capabilities alongside Naru.