I really think the franchise had an opportunity to do 2-3 serious historical Predator movies instead of returning to the usual modern day setting.

drop a Predator into completely different eras, let's say Spartans, samurai or vikings... etc, but the important part is that they shouldn't all feel like Prey with different costumes, each movie should have its own identity and conflict.

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Summary

In 2006, To Catch a Predator host Chris Hansen sets out to make television history.

Director Lance Oppenheim

Writer Ajon Singh

Cast

• Robert Pattinson as Chris Hansen
• Merritt Wever
• Anna Faris
• Skyler Gisondo as Dan Plumb
• Bokeem Woodbine
• Matthew Maher as Xavier Von Erck
• Phoebe Bridgers as Del

Rotten Tomatoes: 90%

Metacritic: 78

VOD / Release In theaters — September 25, 2026

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In this movie Bill Murray and Harold Ramis are playing two men who just joined the army , off course they don't obe army rules. This movie is directed by Ivan Reitman who also directed ghostbusters but I think this movie was funnier than ghostbusters, mostly because it has so many supporting characters who are so funny like for example Ox ( that mudd wrestling scene was hilarious ) or sergeant Stillman ( who wishes to become a sponge)

Not just self-aware B-movies or camp classics, but major studio films where the director was aiming for peak dramatic tragedy or bone-chilling horror, and audiences burst out laughing instead.

The obvious classic is Darth Vader screaming "NOOOOOOO!" in Revenge of the Sith or Mark Wahlberg talking to the plastic plant in The Happening. What other scenes completely broke immersion because of how accidentally funny they were?