Carpe Diem

A skilled Comanche warrior protects her tribe against one of the first highly evolved aliens to land on Earth, 300 years ago. She is faced with a formidable and terrifying opponent, leading to a brutal and primal battle for survival. The film challenges the predator, revealing its ultimate demise at the hands of a warrior ready to defend her people and her homeland.

Prey was met with widespread critical acclaim, particularly for its direction, performances (especially Midthunder's), visual effects, and suspenseful action sequences. Many critics hailed it as one of the best installments in the Predator franchise, praising its fresh take on the established lore and its strong, primal atmosphere.

• Praised for its thrilling action and suspense.

• Amber Midthunder's performance as Naru is a standout.

• A refreshing and welcome return to form for the Predator franchise.

Google audience: Audiences lauded "Prey" for its intense action, compelling narrative, and strong lead performance. Many viewers appreciated the film's departure from the typical Predator formula, finding it to be a thrilling and satisfying entry in the series.

Nominated for 4 Primetime Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Television Movie and Outstanding Directing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie.

The film was primarily shot in the Comanche language, with English subtitles, making it the first Hollywood film to feature a primary cast speaking an Indigenous language.