Whatever happened to subtext? With regard to the Predator franchise, it seems weird to bring this up so late in the day, after six movies and two Alien tie-ins. But the question that bubbles up right ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (L-R) Thia (Elle Fanning) and Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi) in 20th Century Studios ...

"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.

There's this funny fad in Hollywood of turning iconic villains into sympathetic — or even heroic — figures. "Wicked" turned the evil Wicked Witch of the West of "The Wizard of Oz" into a misunderstood ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Genna is so deadly that within seconds of Dek’s arrival, everything from the creatures to the foliage tries to kill him. Even the ...

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 ...

Dan Trachtenberg breathed new life into the Predator franchise after a number of disappointing entries with Prey, a back-to-basics sci-fi action thriller focusing on a lone Comanche warrior (with a ...

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I can’t speak for all professional film critics, but personally, I live by a set of rules. You never make up your mind about a movie before you see it. You never walk out of a movie, no matter how bad ...

Predator: Badlands opens with Yautja brothers battling each other, and when a tragic event occurs, the younger brother and the runt of the family, Dek (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi), is sent to a ...

In a flip from the recent Summer movie fare, let’s take a break from the serious “award-bait” cinema of the current Fall/Winter works and head to the multiplex for a big, loud, thrill-packed SF flick.