We have just uploaded the 70th episode of the Alien vs. Predator Galaxy Podcast (right-click and save as to download)! Our newest episode of the podcast sees regular host Corporal Hicks joined by special guest James A. Moore to discuss his prequel novel, The Predator: Hunters and Hunted! Expect minor spoilers.
We discuss the Reapers, PTSD, script changes and going up against Alligators. During the podcast Jim mentions a film he saw prior to the original film that he thought Predator might have been like. It was was a film from 1980 called Without Warning. If you haven’t already brought the book, check out our review and go change that!
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Thanks for sharing. A reminder that I really need to buy and read this before the movie comes out
http://www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/the-predator/275741/what-we-learned-from-the-predator-hunters-and-hunted-prequel-novel
Some interesting write up and comparison with the franchise.
The Predator himself was absolutely brutal, every scene featuring it was a proper treat. The Reaper characters were mostly well established, too.
Only slight gripe probably was the author's frequent use of the word "hell" as an exclamation in sentences from most of the characters, which feels as if it's one of the author's own particular well used expressions that has seeped into the writing, but otherwise excellent and a real appetite whetter for the film.
Same here. I would love another Predator Omnibus.
I’m sincerely hoping for the DH Press Predator novels to get Titan’s omnibus treatment as it’s the only EU lit that I haven’t read.
If there's any justice, an omnibus is inevitable.
I really hope that James gets to write more Predator stuff and also as he hints a further foray into Aliens territory.
I feel that with the recent news about Edward James Olmos's cut from the main film that he would be playing Woodhurst - i think that is a real shame because i think he would have been great on screen. I think Sterling K Brown is going to be perfect as Traeger - slick, deceitful and very tricky.
Overall, a fantastic book and one that really adds to the anticipation of the movie and also Golden's novelisation.
Interview with Jim is up now.