Directed by: Dan Trachtenberg
Starring: Amber Midthunder, Dane DiLiegro, Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat
Naru: I don't know that this thing can be killed.
Taabe: If it bleeds... we can kill it.
Naru: It knows how to hunt. But I know how to survive.
Naru: I saw a sign in the sky. The thunderbird. I'm ready.
Naru: Whatever did this, I can kill it.
Naru: I'm smarter than a beaver.
Taabe: Why do you want to hunt?
Naru: Because you all think I can't.
Naru: Next time, you're cooking.
Factual error: The movie is set in the Northern Great Plains of the United States, and the tribe is identified as Comanche, but the Comanche were located in the Southern Great Plains, across present-day northwestern Texas, eastern New Mexico, southeastern Colorado, southwestern Kansas, and western Oklahoma.
Trivia: In a twist of irony, despite being the best-reviewed film in the "Predator" franchise and getting a strong response from most of the fanbase (with many calling it the best since the original), "Prey" was the only film in the series not to get a wide theatrical release. Disney decided to make it a Hulu/Disney+ exclusive to try and grow their streaming audience while also avoiding another PR nightmare like the previous film, "The Predator." (The COVID pandemic also didn't help matters...)