‘Predator’ Franchise Returns Sharper Than Ever in 4K Collection
The hunt is back and sharper than ever. Sci-fi fans are in for a brutal treat this autumn with the release of the Predator 5-Movie Collection, arriving on 4K UHD and Blu-ray on 10 November. The set brings together every instalment of the legendary franchise in one explosive package, from John McTiernan’s 1987 original to 2022’s Prey, remastered with stunning clarity and enhanced Dolby Vision Atmos sound.

This definitive edition gives audiences a chance to experience the evolution of one of cinema’s most formidable extraterrestrial hunters across five films that redefined action and science fiction. The collection includes Predator, Predator 2, Predators, The Predator and Prey, presented in 4K Ultra High Definition for the first time as a complete saga. Featuring 517 minutes of relentless pursuit, practical effects and visceral combat, this is a must-own release for fans of creature features and high-octane filmmaking.
The Predator legacy began with Arnold Schwarzenegger’s unforgettable turn as Dutch, leading a team of elite commandos through the jungles of Central America – only to find themselves being stalked by an unseen hunter from another world. The 1990 sequel, Predator 2, shifted the setting to the concrete jungle of Los Angeles, pitting Danny Glover’s tough city cop against the same deadly species in a thrilling urban showdown.

2010’s Predators brought the hunt off-world, as Adrien Brody led a group of killers and mercenaries who awaken on a mysterious planet serving as a game preserve. Shane Black’s 2018 entry, The Predator, expanded the mythology further, while Prey – directed by Dan Trachtenberg and released in 2022 – revitalised the franchise with a gripping, stripped-back origin story set in 18th-century North America. Featuring Amber Midthunder’s breakout performance and an immersive Comanche-language version, it quickly became one of the most acclaimed entries in the series.
Each film in the collection showcases cutting-edge remastering, making the franchise’s signature blend of heat-vision hunts, tactical warfare and alien combat look more vivid than ever before. With every growl, click and plasma blast rendered in immersive surround sound, it’s the most complete and technically advanced home release yet.

The box set’s release also coincides with the upcoming theatrical debut of Predator: Badlands, directed once again by Trachtenberg, promising to continue the saga’s recent creative resurgence. For longtime fans, it’s a chance to revisit the full journey that shaped one of science fiction’s most enduring icons.
The Predator 5-Movie Collection will be available to pre-order from Amazon, HMV, Zavvi and Rarewaves ahead of its 10 November launch. Whether you’re reliving the jungle warfare of the original or the historical ferocity of Prey, this is one hunt you won’t want to miss.