Badlands is set in the future on a remote alien planet, where Dek, a young Predator (Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi), outcast from his clan and desperate to prove himself with his first official hunt, finds an unlikely ally in a robot named Thia ( Elle Fanning ).

Predator: Badlands is set far in the future to avoid messing with franchise continuity, but it also raises a few questions.

Predator: Badlands enjoyed a huge opening weekend at the worldwide box office, but will that be enough to turn a profit?

This Predator Badlands review breaks down the action, lore, and emotional impact of the newest Predator story.

Director Dan Trachtenberg has made another sci-fi hit with Predator: Badlands, continuing the franchise's resurgence after Prey.

I love the Alien movies even more than I enjoy the Predator ones, and I think Badlands is a pretty solid flick. (It’s way better than Paul W. S. Anderson’s Alien vs. Predator.) Still, it’s always worth knowing what you’re getting into before you buy a ticket.

“Whoever wins, we lose.” Not much was good about the Alien vs. Predator movies, but that tagline for the first entry is an all-timer. Conversely, Predator: Badlands is much, much better than either of those crossover flicks. Even so, it doesn’t have a tagline like “Whoever wins, we lose.” But then again, there is no “we” in Badlands.

"Predator: Badlands" star Dimitrius Schuster-Koloamatangi discusses being strapped to Elle Fanning, learning the Yautja language and being a hero Predator.