Predator: Wastelands

Directed by Ryan Ebert
Not Rated
2025    89mAction, Adventure
1.75.6
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When an alien hunter arrives on post-apocalypse Earth, it takes down a gang of warlords and unexpectedly becomes a folk hero to the oppressed locals. Now with their support, the alien sets its sights on the warlords' ruthless leader.
  • David ChokachiBalam
  • Amulya AnanthSamira
  • Jeremiah A. WalkerAlien Predator
  • Johnny RameyOmar
  • Vanessa ZanardiInara
  • L.A. WilliamsAyman
  • West WayneKyro
  • Aaron GrobenDaray
  • Yaser SalamahZaid
  • MahekAmani
  • Calvin RimawiWalid
  • Thomas AvonaWarlord Khalil
  • Monte PittmanAmir the Sniper
  • Ryan EbertDirector / Writer
  • David Michael LattProducer
  • Paul BalesCo-Producer
  • David RimawiExecutive Producer
  • Allison K JosephProduction Design
  • Michael SuDirector Of Photography
  • Alex MarieCostume Design
  • potato32January 9, 2026
    AI could have generated a better video and script.
  • RichardDecember 5, 2025
    This isn’t a polished studio reboot, it’s The Asylum doing what they do best: cashing in on a big franchise with their own scrappy knock‑off. Predator: Wastelands takes the familiar alien hunter and drops him into a post apocalyptic Earth, where he slices through gangs of warlords and somehow becomes a folk hero to the locals. It’s pitched as gritty sci‑fi, but the vibe is pure Asylum: lean runtime, modest effects and a premise that feels like it was brainstormed in a boardroom the moment Predator: Badlands was announced. David Chokachi and the rest of the cast play it straight, which only adds to the camp. The Predator isn’t lurking in jungles or playing cat‑and‑mouse, he’s front and center, mowing down bad guys with B‑movie swagger. The production values are thin, the CGI serviceable at best, but that’s exactly the Asylum formula: quick turnaround, shameless mimicry and a movie that knows it’s riding the coattails of the “real” Predator film. A textbook Asylum cash‑in. Streaming this is less about high expectations and more about enjoying the audacity. It knows exactly what kind of movie it is, a low‑budget echo of the franchise.
  • Pharoah ShepherdDecember 9, 2025
    This B Movie shit sucked ass.
  • jonkcoomerJanuary 5, 2026
    Not even worth a half a star. Do NOT watch
  • AlexDecember 19, 2025
    They tried… barely. The acting was bad, the CGI Predator looked weird, and instead of an actual costume it felt like someone threw on zentai tights with random junk glued on. You barely see any of the Predator’s weapons in action either, just awkward off-screen explosions and random combustions that feel cheap and lazy. Honestly, this is the kind of thing you should only watch if you are on something. I watched it sober, and wow, I regret the time I gave it. Thank God I can multitask, because actually focusing on this was rough enough already. Do yourself a favor and leave it on in the background, because giving even a single brain cell to this was painful.
  • lilwatty23December 7, 2025
    Awful. Poor filming
  • JohannDecember 14, 2025
    What an unfortunate waste of time. How was this even a Predator movie? Why did everyone talk so weird? All the bad guys sounded like an emo James Hetfield. The good guys all sounded ESL. If it was a little cheesier it could be considered good camp; this was not it.
  • Mister ArnDecember 6, 2025
    “Predator: Wastelands” is a mockbuster riding the wake of a real Predator film, built more for mockbuster-hunters who chase schlock than anyone looking for substance. It’s cheap, trend-surfing, and that context matters. If you walk in expecting B-movie acting and paper-thin storytelling, it delivers precisely that. Just don’t expect nuance, depth, or anything resembling a real Predator film.

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