Several recognizable characters make a comeback in the brand-new epilogue for Predator: Killer of Killers.
If you're considering rewatching Dan Trachtenberg’s remarkable Predator: Killer of Killers soon, you’ll get to enjoy a new version of the film featuring the return of some beloved characters in its concluding moments. Trachtenberg, the new master of Predator, disclosed the alterations to the June release while showcasing Predator: Badlands to enthusiastic fans in Hall H at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. If you'd prefer to avoid spoilers, we suggest stopping here and heading over to Hulu or Disney+…
The added scene expands upon the original conclusion of Killer of Killers, where the hunters are shown transporting floating captives into their cryochamber prison/trophy room. The camera zooms in on one of the individuals, who is revealed to be Amber Midthunder’s Naru from Trachtenberg’s Prey. However, rather than being the surprising twist to the action anthology, the focus transitions to two additional captives: Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Dutch from the original 1987 film and Danny Glover’s Lt. Mike Harrigan from Predator 2. Cue Alan Silvestri’s iconic score.
Trachtenberg mentioned that he had consulted Schwarzenegger to obtain his approval. Share your thoughts on whether it satisfies you by reaching out to our social media channels @FlickeringMyth…
Other articles
'The Wilhelm Scream' Explores the Roots of Cinema's Most Cherished Cry of Distress
Being a lifelong fan of movies, Anna Quinlan developed a fondness for the Wilhelm Scream without realizing it was called by that name.
Jason Voorhees from Friday the 13th makes a comeback in the Sweet Revenge trailer.
Alright, it's not a complete feature film, but after being away from the screen for over fifteen years, the legendary masked murderer Jason Voorhees is preparing to return as part of the new Jason Universe reboot of the Friday the 13th series in the short film Sweet […]
Ranking All 5 Indiana Jones Films from Least to Most Favorable
The top Indiana Jones film is among the greatest movies ever created, while the least favorable one likely shouldn't have been produced at all.
Justice League: Dark Tomorrow Special #1 - Comic Book Sneak Peek
DC Comics will be releasing Justice League: Dark Tomorrow Special #1 on Wednesday, and you can catch a glimpse of the issue right now with the official preview provided below… Following the We Are Yesterday crossover event, an enigmatic Quantum Quorum has appeared… pursued by a deadly foe that shows no mercy. The […]
12 Unapologetic Comedies from the 2000s That Don't Mind If You Get Offended
These bold comedies from the 2000s competed to see who could be more outrageous. It was a different era.
-Blu-ray-Review.jpg)
Pirate Radio (2009) - Review of the Blu-ray Edition
Pirate Radio, released in 2009 and directed by Richard Curtis, features performances by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy, Rhys Ifans, Nick Frost, and Kenneth Branagh. SYNOPSIS: Pirate Radio is a light-hearted film that offers an enjoyable experience, though it doesn't delve deeply beyond that. The ensemble cast, including Bill Nighy, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and Kenneth Branagh, takes part in a narrative centered around a [...]
Several recognizable characters make a comeback in the brand-new epilogue for Predator: Killer of Killers.
If you're considering rewatching Dan Trachtenberg's excellent Predator: Killer of Killers in the near future, you'll get to enjoy a fresh cut of the film that features the return of beloved characters from the franchise in the movie's concluding scenes. Trachtenberg, the new ruler of Predator, disclosed the changes to the June release while showcasing Predator: Badlands to […]