‘Predator: Badlands’ features a Post-Credits Scene – Here’s What Viewers Need to Know
Fans leaving screenings of Predator: Badlands should remain seated as the film includes a scene following the end title card, occurring promptly before the credits roll. Unlike some post-credits sequences requiring a lengthy wait, this addition appears directly after the film’s conclusion, ensuring viewers won’t miss it by departing early.
Predator: Badlands centers on Thia (Elle Fanning), a synthetic human created by Weyland-yutani – a corporation from the Alien franchise – who joins forces with Dek (Dimitrust Schuster-Koloamatangi), a young Predator outcast exiled for his smaller stature.The film’s logline details Dek’s journey to the planet Genna to prove his worth by hunting the Kalisk, where he unexpectedly allies with Thia as they confront the planet’s hazardous wildlife and a corporate conspiracy.
The film represents a new iteration of the Alien vs. Predator dynamic and serves as a follow-up to the earlier this year’s Alien: Earth television series. The shared Alien and Predator universe was initially expanded beyond the 2004 film Alien vs. Predator, directed by Paul W. S.Anderson, with the inclusion of a Xenomorph skull in Predator 2. The Blade runner universe remains separate, though potential connections have been suggested. The release of Predator: Badlands follows the success of Prey, signaling a revival for the franchise.