In Prey (2022), we follow Naru, a young Comanche woman who exhibits a drive to hunt, but has yet to claim her first kill and be acknowledged for her talents in the broader tribe. She may not have been born with a killer's disposition, but she does have an aptitude for following leads. She's the first to question what really may be happening out there on the plains, and as the largely unarmed - or at least, inexperienced - female of the group, surrounded by the bloodthirsty males, there's a clear reference back to Elpidia Carrillo's character, Anna from McTiernan's original, with one of the aforementioned visual nods Prey must watch certainly being the moment she is held by the group of men, with her hands tied, black hair down her face, leaning against a tree, utterly petrified, but knowing what lays in wait out there.
Prey (2022) review
In Prey (2022), we follow Naru, a young Comanche woman who exhibits a drive to hunt, but has yet to claim her first kill and be acknowledged for her talents in the broader tribe. She may not have been born with a killer's disposition, but she does have an aptitude for following leads. She's the first to question what really may be happening out there on the plains, and as the largely unarmed - or at least, inexperienced - female of the group, surrounded by the bloodthirsty males, there's a clear reference back to Elpidia Carrillo's character, Anna from McTiernan's original, with one of the aforementioned visual nods Prey must watch certainly being the moment she is held by the group of men, with her hands tied, black hair down her face, leaning against a tree, utterly petrified, but knowing what lays in wait out there.