The Hunt Returns: Experience Predator: Badlands — Only in Theaters and IMAX This November
In just one month, the most feared hunter in the universe returns to the big screen.
Predator: Badlands brings the iconic sci-fi horror franchise back to theaters and IMAX with a bold new chapter that pushes the series into uncharted territory.
From the producers who brought audiences Prey and The Predator, this new installment reimagines the deadly cat-and-mouse survival saga for a new generation.
Set in a post-collapse wasteland where humanity struggles to endure, Predator: Badlands pits a hardened group of survivors against an evolved Yautja unlike anything seen before.
The Predator franchise has captivated audiences for nearly four decades, beginning with the 1987 classic starring Arnold Schwarzenegger — a film that redefined action and introduced the world to one of cinema’s most terrifying extraterrestrial hunters.
The saga continued through the explosive Predator 2 (1990), the crossover thrillers Alien vs. Predator (2004) and AVP: Requiem (2007), the adrenaline-fueled Predators (2010), and the recent critical success Prey (2022), which revitalized the series with its stripped-down intensity and historical setting.
Now, Predator: Badlands expands the mythology even further, exploring the aftermath of humanity’s downfall and the rise of a new kind of hunt.
With a gritty atmosphere, immersive world-building, and breathtaking IMAX cinematography, this installment promises to deliver both the raw tension of the original and the scale of a modern sci-fi epic.
Fans can expect practical effects, stunning action sequences, and the return of the franchise’s signature themes — survival, fear, and the relentless instinct to hunt.
“Badlands is both a love letter to the original and a bold step forward,” said the film’s director. “We wanted to explore what happens when humanity becomes the hunted species in its own ruins.”
The countdown has begun. The legend continues.
Predator: Badlands opens only in theaters and IMAX this November.