but for today's audiences, I'm not sure it's going to play. It's very slow and there's hardly any action, resulting in a great looking, but ultimately uneventful movie for people looking for something like "Avatar" or "District 9". It's really well made, especially for a low budget film, and there's one scene (that I won't spoil) that is pure movie magic. I'm a fan of old movies, so the slowness didn't bother me. The characters were interesting enough and the visual style of the way the shots were composed, kept me engaged in the film. It's much better than anything I've seen on the SyFy channel, but I doubt this will get a theatrical release. "Hunter Prey" will find its audience, it just has to look really hard.
Review of Hunter Prey
