It’s this group of hardened killers, and then there’s this nerdy guy who says he’s a doctor, who seems out of place, and then it turns out that he’s a serial killer. And check out some highlights from the discussion below. Listen to the complete interview with Zach Chapman, Stephen Graham Jones, and Theresa DeLucci in Episode 524 of Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy (above). They stalk you, and how are we going to outsmart them?'” “Keep it simple, keep it character-focused, and you could do this in a bunch of different ways and still have it resonate, because at the core it’s, ‘The Predator. “I think what we could learn from Prey and some of the other movies is to keep it simple,” she says. Horror author Theresa DeLucci hopes that future Predator films will take a page from Prey and explore new and varied historical settings. “We don’t like the mythos or conspiracy ones. “It’s like the franchise didn’t learn from The X-Files that we like the monster of the week,” he says. Horror author Stephen Graham Jones says that most viewers don’t necessarily care about the backstory. Prey also largely ignores an expanded Predator universe that has grown increasingly convoluted over 35 years of movies, comics, and video games. quality of these movies,” he says, “but it seems to me that it’s got to be a pretty strong inverse correlation there.” “It would be interesting to graph what the relationship is between the number of characters who have speaking lines vs. Geek’s Guide to the Galaxy host David Barr Kirtley says that many recent Predator films have been overstuffed with one-dimensional characters. Prey has been a hit with audiences and critics alike, a much-needed boost for the franchise after flops like The Predator and Alien vs.
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