At the beginning of June, the film Predator: Killer of Killers wants to revolutionize the Predator universe in an unusual way: In the form of several short stories, we experience the title-giving hunters here in different historical contexts. In addition, it is an animated film for the first time. Now a new trailer is right on the bloody slaughter.
The Prey director Dan Trachtenberg stages three completed stories in Predator: Killers of Killers, in which extraterrestrial predators hunt for human warriors. These duels (not quite) at eye level take place in different epochs of human history. During the Viking period, a warrior swears to a predator revenge and is determined to get the extraterrestrial killer to the way. She can count on the support of her son. History number two plays in the Japan of the Feudalzeit and is about a follow -up struggle between two brothers, in which a predator finally “interferes”. The third story leads to airy heights when a young US pilot faces a predator during World War II.
The second trailer now makes it clear that the new Predator film does not save with bloody details as a completely animated anthology and thus expressly aims at an adult audience. Killers of Killers has a total playing time of 90 minutes, which is why every story should take about 30 minutes. In Germany, the film starts on June 6, 2025 on Disney+. A few months later, Predator also comes to the cinema and will also offer a new view of the alien hunters: In the film, there is no person, but a rejected predator at the center of the action.
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