Say “Predator period piece” three times fast — or say it slow, because that’s what Predator: Killer of Killers is. A three-episode animated miniseries from the director of Prey, featuring Predator attacks in three different periods of humanity’s past. A newly released trailer for the show has all the gore, ominous de-cloaking, and weird clicking sounds you could want from the franchise.
The series — which takes place in historical Japan, in Scandinavia, and during aerial combat of World War II — was written and co-directed by Dan Trachtenberg while he was concurrently in production on his Prey sequel, Predator: Badlands. Trachtenberg teased that he was working on a non-live-action Predator project in October of 2024, but at the time it was assumed to be a movie — not an anthology.
But while Badlands takes the franchise into the future, set on a remote planet and following a young woman (Elle Fanning)
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