In "Prey," there's a scene where a mouse eats an ant, only to be devoured by a rattlesnake, which, in turn, is impaled by the twin wrist-blades of an invisible-cloaked Predator. It's what the movie itself does to other inferior specimens in the "Predator" franchise. This ain't your grandma's circle of life. Against all odds, writer Patrick Aison, director Dan Trachtenberg, and the "Prey" cast and crew have managed to come along 35 years later and deliver a film that's every bit worthy of the original "Predator."

This sounds easier than it really is. In the age of belated legacy sequels, few movies have...

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