Naru, a young Native American woman, wants to hunt but hasn't made her first kill yet, making her an outcast among her peers. This is the story of Prey. She may lack a natural flair for murder, but she has exceptional tracking skills. She is the first to wonder what is going on out on the plains, and as the unarmed (or at least inexperienced) female of the group surrounded by the bloodthirsty males, there is a clear reference (watch video) back to Elpidia Carrillo's character, Anna, from McTiernan's original, with one of the visual nods certainly being the moment she is held by the group of men, hands tied, black hair down her face, leaned against a tree,
Was Prey a good movie?
Naru, a young Native American woman, wants to hunt but hasn't made her first kill yet, making her an outcast among her peers. This is the story of Prey. She may lack a natural flair for murder, but she has exceptional tracking skills. She is the first to wonder what is going on out on the plains, and as the unarmed (or at least inexperienced) female of the group surrounded by the bloodthirsty males, there is a clear reference (watch video) back to Elpidia Carrillo's character, Anna, from McTiernan's original, with one of the visual nods certainly being the moment she is held by the group of men, hands tied, black hair down her face, leaned against a tree,