Alien vs Predator was based on a movie where two alien races attack earth. In the game you are able to play as an alien who escaped a lab, a predator and an marine private. Playing as alien was easy, ...

Genna quickly lives up to its name, with Dek running afoul of numerous alien creatures within moments of crashing onto the ...

Our savior has arrived in the shape of Dan Trachtenberg. Ever since John McTiernan directed a modestly budgeted Arnold Schwarzenegger action vehicle in the ’80s about a military team hunted and killed ...

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Genna is so deadly that within seconds of Dek’s arrival, everything from the creatures to the foliage tries to kill him. Even the grass is made of razor-sharp blades. Dek decides that to prove his ...

"I am prey to none!" The latest entry in the Predator science fiction franchise is hitting theaters – where it belongs – and is ready to rock audiences with something completely new and unexpected.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Predator: Badlands revolves around Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi), a young Yautja learning ...

If you don’t know it already Google “original Predator design” and take a gander at the results. You’re looking for the thing that looks like a cross between a giant cockroach and a cheap lawn ...

Predator: Badlands, a reboot of the Predator movie series that puts a new spin on the mythology, is coming to theaters this weekend. Directed by Dan Trachtenberg (Prey), Predator: Badlands plays in ...

Growing up, my older brother and I had a "stop, drop and shout" rule. The idea was pretty simple: If we were channel surfing and came upon one of a handful of movies, regardless of whether it was just ...

With sequels, reboots, and tonal shifts plaguing both franchises, things felt disconnected, leaving audiences divided about ...