Predator: Killer Of Killers | New trailer emerges

Dan Trachtenberg's back in the world of Predator for Predator: Killer Of Killers - and here's the first trailer for the incoming feature.
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Want another glimpse of the forthcoming animated spin-off, Predator: Killer Of Killers? Then you’re in luck: here’s a new trailer.


Hulu has premiered a new trailer for the upcoming Predator: Killer Of Killers, an animated anthology feature from Prey director Dan Trachtenberg. The filmmaker is also working on Predator: Badlands, a live action follow-up to Prey – Trachtenberg’s 2022 film that pitted one of the alien hunters against an 18th century Comanche Nation warrior.

In Predator: Killer Of Killers, the story follows three of the fiercest warriors in human history and their stand-offs with the creatures from the live-action films. It’s an animated anthology film that will see one of the fearsome alien warriors take on – hold onto your hats – a slew of deadly human killers that stem from myth and legend. Vikings. Ninjas. A WWII ace pilot.

Expect a suitable level of carnage. Plus, the use of animation means we’re going to see the violence ramped up too, meaning Killer Of Killers could yet prove to be the most ‘battle royale’ take on the Predator series that we’ve seen so far.

Read more: Predator: Badlands trailer teases connections to Alien and more besides

This is, of course, the ‘secret’ Predator film that has been in development while Trachtenberg has been working on Predator: Badlands which is due to arrive in UK cinemas on the 7th November 2025. That film looks like we’ll be seeing Trachtenberg take the series to fresh narrative ground once again, with some of the details emerging from that production sounding incredibly original for a franchise that is almost four decades old. According to a synopsis, it will see Elle Fanning  “on a treacherous journey in search of the ultimate adversary”.

In the meantime, though, here’s the new trailer for Predator: KIller Of Killers, set for release on the 6th June on Disney+ in the UK.

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