lemurloyal

To keep this short and simple, most fans would agree that:

Predator (1987) is likely unbeatable, it's a classic Predator 2 (1990) is alright and gets more hate than it deserves Predators (2010) is fun for what it is ...and all the others we just don't talk about (especially the 2018 one)

With that in mind, Prey undoubtedly sits above Predator 2, and it feels great to say that we've finally got a genuinely awesome Predator movie after so many years. Initially I was skeptical of the hype around this, but take it from a Predator/Aliens fan who has followed everything in the franchise since the beginning...this is the moment we've been waiting for! Now let's hope that the Alien series can be given the same love some day.

...this is legitimately an effective, well-produced horror film that hardly gives you a moment to catch your breath. If you enjoy horror films that capture the sense of isolation, claustrophobia and dread then there's a good chance this will be your thing. Combine that with a bit of mystery and throw in some 'nope' moments then you've got a good idea of Caveat's charm. Whilst I would have liked more of a set-up and further character development, it's clear that Caveat's main focus is to get under your skin in more ways than one, and this is where the film excels. I went into this with little expectation and can confidently say this is one of the most satisfying horror films I have seen this year.

This sequel to The Raid (Redemption) is relentless, with absolutely no filler. I genuinely don't think I'll see an action film as good as this again in my lifetime. As a fan of the first, I did have some high expectations of this but holy f*ck I never expected it to be this good. The creative and incredibly well choreographed fight scenes are unforgettable. The violence and brutality is top tier. Every piece of dialogue is meaningful. Not much else to say other than if you don't watch this then you'll miss out on one of cinema's greatest achievements.