Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Killer of Killers officially releases on Disney + / Hulu this Friday (June 6th) and 20th Century Studios have dropped a plethora of marketing and clips to get us hyped for the streaming premiere! Below are a couple movie clips and a featurette for Killer of Killers showcasing new footage! Also below is a batch of new posters for the anime which were recently unveiled.
The first movie clip that was released called Bloody Your Spear, where a Predator faces off against Vikings:
The second clip released so far titled Rooftop Chase, showcases the unique fighting style of Ninjas as they take on the Predator:
We anticipate one more movie clip will release tomorrow showcasing a scene from the World War 2 time setting as well.
UPDATE: As expected a third clip was released!
In addition to the movie clips, a new behind-the-scenes featurette was released, which includes an exclusive interview with director Dan Trachtenberg. Check out the new featurette below:
Finally, a number of new posters, themed for each time period the Predator's hunts span have also been unveiled, along with an incredible new international poster:
UPDATE: Another poster was unveiled!
Early screening reactions to Predator: Killer of Killers have been overwhelmingly positive as well after it had its red carpet premiere in LA this past weekend! You will be able to watch the film yourself via Disney's streaming platform this Friday! As new news updates surface we'll keep this post updated!
Predator: Killer of Killers was an animated anthology-style film series created by Dan Trachtenberg in 2025 which explored Yautja influence and battles in various time periods throughout Human history. The films ranked extremely high among fans and critics alike, marking it the first Predator anime ever created and one of the most popular entires in the franchise so far.
Get updates on any upcoming Predator anime projects delivered to your social media by following us on X, on Instagram and liking our Facebook page!
This article follows our editorial guidelines for accuracy and canon consistency.
