Honestly, Predator Killer of Killers just hits different because it totally goes back to what made the Predators cool in the first place: they're hunting the most badass humans through history, not just modern dudes with guns. I've watched a bunch of Predator movies, and sometimes the formula gets stale—like Predator shows up, everyone's toast, end of story. But in this one, you get to see Vikings, samurai, and even a WWII pilot all face off against a Predator in their own way. That makes every story feel fresh.

Plus, since it's animated, they don't have to worry about expensive effects, so the fights get pretty wild. The animation isn't, like, Pixar-level or anything, but it works because it keeps things fast and gritty. I also love how each part has its own style, matching the era—like, the Viking part looks cold and intense, and the samurai part is all dramatic.

Prey was cool because it was a simple story done well, and Predator Killer of Killers keeps that idea going. It's not perfect, but it's way more creative than some of the more forgettable sequels. If you're tired of the same Predator movie over and over, this one actually gives you something new to talk about.