In Naru, Amber Midthunder gives a terrific performance as the title heroine, who is also a fantastic character. In addition to this, she is joined by a pet animal, which escalates the stakes at certain moments. Her never-ending struggles for existence make for entertaining viewing, but the real excitement lies in the action. This is without a doubt the most disturbing film of the year, and it features the Predator in all of his bloodthirsty glory. You anticipate that there will be amazing kills, but what takes you by surprise is the sheer number of kills. The evident use of CGI blood might be irritating at times, but other of the movie's low-budget aspects really work to the film's advantage. Despite the fact that I would have liked to have seen this in its native language, I cannot say that this is anything that actively annoys me during the whole film. In addition to that, there are irregular problems with credibility. It is inevitable that there will be times in your life when you are left bewildered, but since these instances are so few, you shouldn't let them bother you too much. The film does have its slow spots, but whenever the plot seemed to be faltering, it always managed to pick itself back up again. Let's (first published) welcome Dan Trachtenberg back into the fold, and the next time we'll make sure to give him a theatrical release. This is the kind of film that was made to be seen on the big screen with a large group of people, and some of these murders would have been very effective there. It is also a movie that I have a strong want to see again, which may be a factor that contributes to my excitement in viewing it for the second time. Prey seems like one that will simply keep getting better. Was Prey (2022) a good time?
In Naru, Amber Midthunder gives a terrific performance as the title heroine, who is also a fantastic character. In addition to this, she is joined by a pet animal, which escalates the stakes at certain moments. Her never-ending struggles for existence make for entertaining viewing, but the real excitement lies in the action. This is without a doubt the most disturbing film of the year, and it features the Predator in all of his bloodthirsty glory. You anticipate that there will be amazing kills, but what takes you by surprise is the sheer number of kills. The evident use of CGI blood might be irritating at times, but other of the movie's low-budget aspects really work to the film's advantage. Despite the fact that I would have liked to have seen this in its native language, I cannot say that this is anything that actively annoys me during the whole film. In addition to that, there are irregular problems with credibility. It is inevitable that there will be times in your life when you are left bewildered, but since these instances are so few, you shouldn't let them bother you too much. The film does have its slow spots, but whenever the plot seemed to be faltering, it always managed to pick itself back up again. Let's (first published) welcome Dan Trachtenberg back into the fold, and the next time we'll make sure to give him a theatrical release. This is the kind of film that was made to be seen on the big screen with a large group of people, and some of these murders would have been very effective there. It is also a movie that I have a strong want to see again, which may be a factor that contributes to my excitement in viewing it for the second time. Prey seems like one that will simply keep getting better.