Prey Director Reveals Pick for Most Emotional Moment In Predator Movie
Director Dan Trachtenberg, who helms the new Predator movie Prey, opens up about his favorite emotionally charged moment in the upcoming film. Prey is the latest installment in the Predator franchise, trying to set itself apart from its predecessors, offering a unique story that takes place 300 years ago. The film will follow Naru, a skilled Comanche warrior who must protect her tribe from one of the first alien Predators to land on Earth, giving audiences a distinct departure from the modern time period and high-tech weaponry.
Trachtenberg, who previously helmed 10 Cloverfield Lane, is directing from a script by Patrick Aison. Amber Midthunder leads the cast alongside Dakota Beavers, Harlan Blayne Kytwayhat, Mike Paterson, Stefany Mathias, and Dane DiLiegro in the Predator costume. Early screenings for the film have generated positive reviews, many of which point to Prey being the best Predator film since Arnold Schwarzenegger's 1987 original.
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Screen Rant spoke with Trachtenberg during San Diego Comic-Con about Prey and his favorite moment in the film. According to the director, Midthunder's Naru lets out a war cry in the movie, which he states happens at an unexpected time, but has deemed it his favorite moment. Trachtenberg also notes the war cry is also the most emotional moment in the finished film. Check out Trachtenberg's comments about Prey below:
Dan Trachtenberg:«No offense to Dakota and Taabe, but Amber's war cry in this movie is my favorite thing in the movie. It happens in a very unexpected place; it's not where you think it would be. And I think it's the most emotional part of the entire flick, so Amber wins. [Dakota has] some great screaming
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