Oh, FYI, I'd love to write the Gargoyles movie for Disney. In closing, let me remind you that the geek shall inherit the Earth. Business-wise, I make big cheddar (not really) as a copywriter and digital strategist working with some of the top brands in the Latin America region. And yes, I've written sports for them too! Not bad for someone from the Caribbean, eh? To top all this off, I've scribed short films and documentaries, conceptualizing stories and scripts from a human interest and social justice perspective. Ending the series was bittersweet to say the least. I also write about music in terms of punk, indie, hardcore and emo because well, they rock! If you're bored by now, then you also don't want to hear that I write for ESPN on the PR side of things. Such a great series, I finished the last 3 books not too long ago. On the geek side of things, I write about comics, cartoons, video games, television, movies and basically, all things nerdy.
It was boring so I decided to write about things I love. That precedent was set way back in Predator 1, and Naru’s plan echoes what Dutch does in that movie, which is in this movie's future.I'm a former Chemical Engineer.
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So just like in other installments of the Predator franchise, the victorious hunter has to figure out how the alien tech works and how to find ways to defeat it. She eventually drives it into the swamp, which slows it down long enough for Naru to set up the killing blow, using the bone helm to redirect the alien’s targeted projectile bolts so they wind up inside his own forehead. She then steals the Predator’s helm, which is different from the helmets we’ve seen Predators wear in the past but it does aid in aiming his ranged projectiles.Īs the alien chases her down (the moon-roof wasn’t enough), Naru attacks from above, further wounding it.
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This allows Naru to use a special pistol (more on this pistol below) to install a moon-roof in the back of the alien’s head. Which is exactly what happens.Īfter briefly escaping, Naru preps for the final confrontation, eating a bunch of the flowers while also using a trapper as bait to lure the Predator. Taabe holds his own for a while but you know these Predator fights are all fun and games until somebody gets impaled. The final fight starts as Naru and her brother Taabe (Dakota Beavers) both engage the Predator. She’s also the one who eventually figures out how to beat the Predator, and it involves a breed of orange flower that when consumed can drop a person’s body temperature enough to avoid detection by the Predator’s heat vision. As our hero, she’s the one who starts to figure out that there’s something out there in the forest that could very well be hunting her tribe. Our main character is Naru (played by Amber Midthunder), a Comanche warrior and hunter whose family seems to think she should leave the hunting to the guys. Like we mentioned in our full Prey review, the film takes Predator back to its roots. It’s the year 1719 in the Northern Great Plains, and a Predator is dropped off here on Earth to find and hunt the planet’s apex predator – you know, pretty standard Predator-style stuff.Īnd in fact, the basic story in Prey is also pretty standard Predator-style stuff, in a good way – a fierce human warrior uses their wits and their environment to hunt down and kill a deadly alien warrior whose sole purpose for being there is to hunt and kill.
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