“Prey 2” would have dropped arrows and bows for Predator vs Samurai sword fighting

‘Prey’ has not yet been released on streaming platforms and it seems there are already plans for a possible sequel. Well, actor Dane DiLiegro hinted at what might happen in the second part and says bows and arrows would be left behind for a showdown between Predator and Samurai.

The story of ‘Prey’ It takes place 300 years earlier ‘Predator’, the first film in the franchise in which Arnold Schwarzenegger starred. And now, Amber Midthunder plays Naru, a young woman who wants to make her place among the warriors of the Comanche tribe where the new hunter Yautjas arrives.

In an interview, actor and basketball player, Dane DiLiegro, who was tasked with bringing the new alien to life, unveiled some ideas he’d like to see for the sequel, and said he’d like to see a fight of the Predator vs Samurai in ‘Prey 2’.

I’d like to see Predator fight some samurai. It would be great. This is a great time. It’s really great armor and I think there’s a high ceiling for artistic opportunities. “

And it is precisely this, it is worth remembering that in ‘Prey’ (5 August on Hulu) the story is about the first arrival of the Predator on Earth, when he finds a tribe of indigenous people who try, with their limited means, to face the powerful alien technology, which has plagued humanity for many years.

The most exciting moment of ‘Prey’

For his part, director Dan Trachtenberg (‘The Boys’, ’10 Cloverfield Lane’), anticipated one of the most emotional moments of ‘Prey’: “There is no offense to actor Dakota Beavers and his character Taabe , but Naru’s war cry in this movie is my favorite thing in the movie. It happens in a really unexpected place. It’s not where you think it would be. And I think that’s the most exciting part of the whole movie, which is why Amber wins. Dakota Beavers has some big screams, though. ”

Furthermore, the director himself confirmed that ‘Prey’ was made with almost entirely indigenous talent and production, with the exception of Dane DiLiegro, and that the film would be available in Comanche for those wishing to hear the film in this language as a whole.

‘Prey’ will debut August 5 on Hulu, in the United States, while in Latin America it will do so through the Star + catalog, and in Spain and the rest of the world it will arrive through Disney +. Depending on the success of the film, the sequel could be confirmed in the coming weeks.