28 Thrilling Manhunt Movies: List of Movies Worth Watching

Any hunter will tell you that the beauty of hunting is not the pleasure of stalking and killing, but the opportunity to escape from the gray rut of everyday life. However, some people prefer not to hunt hares, foxes and deer, but rather to hunt their own kind.

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Ready or Not

IMDB Rating – 6.8
Genre: Thriller, Comedy, Horror
Production: Country / 2019
Budget: $6,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $57,615,777
Director: Matthew Bettinelli, Tyler Gillette
Starring: Samara Weaving, Adam Brody, Mark O’Brien, Henry Cerny, Andie MacDowell, Melanie Scrofano, Christian Bruun, Elise Leveque, Nikki Guadagni, John Ralston

Young Grace is about to marry the man of her dreams, Alex Le Domas. But the young man has not warned of a terrible tradition of his wealthy aristocratic family. According to age-old customs, the newest member of the family is required to play a deadly game with the rest of the family.

Grace is dropped into a game of hide-and-seek. The girl must hide on the grounds of a vast estate until dawn, and the household must find her and perform a ritual: human sacrifice.

The creators of the comedy horror specially inserted an episode where the groom sees the bride in her wedding dress before the ceremony. According to an omen, this leads to bad luck, which proves the plot of the black comedy.

Red Dot

IMDB Rating – 5.5
Genre: Horror, Thriller, Drama
Production: Sweden / 2021
Director: Alain Darburg
Starring: Nanna Blondell, Anastasios Saulis, Johannes Kunke, Anna Atsarate, Thomas Hanzon, Kalled Mustonen, Tomas Bergstrom, Melvin Solin

Batoru rowaiaru

IMDB Rating – 7.6
Genre: Action, Thriller, Fantasy, Drama
Production: Japan / 2000
Budget: $4,500,000
Worldwide Box Office: $861,959
Director: Kinji Fukasaku
Starring: Tatsuya Fujiwara, Takeshi Kitano, Aki Maeda, Taro Yamamoto, Ko Shibasaki, Tiaki Kuriyama, Masanobu Ando, Sosuke Takaoka, Takashi Tsukamoto, Yukihiro Kotani

Japanese-style dystopia. In the near future, the government of the country of the Rising Sun cannot cope with the economic crisis. In order to subdue the population, the project “Royal Games” is launched. Schoolchildren in the number of 42 people for three days should exterminate each other on a deserted island. There will be only one winner.

The thriller became a cult hit in Japan, but was banned from theaters in many countries because of its violent scenes.

Director Kinji Fukasaku recalled that the plot of the film reminded him of a childhood nightmare. In 1945, he and his classmates came under fire from American bombers, with the stronger students covering the bodies of the weaker ones.

Revenge

IMDB Rating – 6.4
Genre: Action, Thriller, Crime
Production: France, Belgium / 2017
Worldwide Box Office: $938,055
Director: Coralie Farjea
Starring: Mathilde Anne Ingrid Loots, Kevin Janssens, Vincent Columbus, Guillaume Bouchède, Jean-Louis Tribe, Barbara Gatot, Avan Strangeles

Jennifer’s weekend with her married lover comes to an abrupt end when she is assaulted by her boyfriend’s friends. Wanting a just retribution, Jennifer threatens her friends to report the incident to the police. The men decide to deal with the uncooperative girl and throw her off a cliff. But Jennifer miraculously managed to survive, she is ready to take revenge. And now it is unclear who of the company will return home alive.

During the filming of the thriller, so much artificial blood was used that its supply had to be constantly replenished.

You’re Next

IMDB Rating – 6.6
Genre: Thriller, Horror
Production: USA, UK / 2013
Budget: $1,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $26,895,481
Director: Adam Wingard
Starring: Sharni Vinson, Nicholas Tucci, Wendy Glenn, A.J. Bowen, Joe Swanberg, Barbara Crampton, Rob Moran, Margaret Lanie, Amy Saimetz, Ty West.

Perfect dinner, perfect family. But everything can change in an instant, and now the hunt is on for you. Spouses Paul and Aubrey Davison are celebrating their wedding anniversary with their extended family. In the midst of the party, the company is attacked by unknown men in animal masks. The housemates should be an easy victim. However, the attackers are unaware that the girlfriend of one of the Davison’s sons grew up in a commune of extremists, and she was taught to survive from childhood.

Thriller director Adam Wingard, a recognized horrormaker, only makes horror films.

The filming took place at night in a mansion that had been empty for twelve years.

Wilderness

IMDB Rating – 6.1
Genre: Horror, Action
Production: UK / 2006
Budget: £3,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $566,098
Director: M. J. Bassett
Starring: Sean Pertuis, Alex Reid, Toby Kebbell, Stephen White, Luke Neill, Ben McKay, Lenora Crichlow, Carly Green, Adam Deacon, Richie Campbell.

In a juvenile detention center for juvenile delinquents, “animal” laws reign. A young boy David commits suicide, unable to endure the abuse. As punishment and to teach young people to live and act as a team, the administration of the penitentiary sends a group of prisoners to a deserted island.

Very soon the guys realize that they are not alone on the island. An unknown person kills all those who have arrived on this piece of land in cold blood one by one.

Thriller refers to the so-called slashers. A slasher is a subgenre of horror films in which the protagonist is a homicidal maniac who massacres a group of people.

Surviving the Game

IMDB Rating – 6.2
Genre: Action, Thriller, Drama, Crime, Adventure
Production: USA / 1994
Budget: $7,400,000
US box office receipts: $7,727,256
Director: Ernest R. Dickerson
Starring: Ice-T, Rutger Hauer, Charles S. Dutton, Gary Busey, F. Murray Abraham, John C. McGinley, William McNamara, Jeff Corey, Bob Minor, Lawrence S. McCoy.

Never underestimate a man with nothing to lose. A group of thugs started a hunt for a living man. A hobo named Jack Mason was chosen as the “game”. He was given a head start of one hour, and the game of survival began.

At first Jack felt fear, and a great desire to give up. But the instinct of self-preservation did not let him accept what was happening, and the victim himself began to dictate terms to his pursuers.

A classic crime action movie from the 1990s. Action-thriller slogan: “Jack Mason knows he’s going to die someday. But today he’s not in the mood.”

Desierto

IMDB Rating – 6.0
Genre: Action, Thriller, Drama, Adventure
Production: Mexico, France / 2015
Budget: $3,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $3,004,168
Director: Jonas Cuaron
Starring: Gael Garcia Bernal, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Alondra Hidalgo, Diego Cataño, Marco Perez, David Lorenzo, Oscar Flores, Lew Temple

There are many ways to protect the border of your home country. A group of Mexican illegal immigrants are trying to cross into the United States. On the way, the travelers’ truck breaks down and they are forced to cross the desert terrain on foot. The border is close, but on the other side a killer with a gun and a dog trained on people is waiting for them.

Not a single scene of the thriller was filmed indoors. The action thriller was created by father and son – Jonas and Alfonso Cuaron, who also worked on the 7-time Oscar winner – sci-fi drama “Gravity”.

Fugitives

IMDB Rating – 6.3
Genre: Thriller, Adventure
Production: Russia, Kazakhstan / 2014
Budget: $1,500,000
Worldwide Box Office: $29,147
Director: Rustam Mosafir
Starring: Peter Fedorov, Elizaveta Boyarskaya, Valery Grishko, Sergei Tsepov, Alexander Samoilov, Erik Zholzhaksynov, Kirill Anisimov, Juris Lauzinsh, Seidulla Moldakhanov, Gulnur Kozhakhmetova

The very beginning of the 20th century. Terrorist and revolutionary Pavel Nechayev has escaped from hard labor. He and his comrades calculated that in the impenetrable taiga they could easily hide from their pursuers. However, the increasing escapes of convicts forced the local authorities to create special detachments of local mercenaries who know the taiga like the back of their hand. But Pavel is lucky – he is helped by a mute girl, Ustya, who agrees to guide him through the dense forest and impenetrable swamps.

Screen adaptation of the story “The Witch’s Key” by Soviet writer Gleb Pakulov, written in 1981.

The Hunt

IMDB Rating – 6.5
Genre: Action, Comedy, Thriller
Production: USA, Japan / 2019
Budget: $14,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $8,621,288
Director: Craig Zobel
Starring: Betty Gilpin, Hilary Swank, Ike Barinholtz, Wayne Duvall, Ethan Sapley, Emma Roberts, Christopher Berry, Sturgill Simpson, Kate Knowlin, Amy Madigan

Twelve people regain consciousness at the edge of the forest, and they are immediately attacked by unknown people. It turns out that every year a group of rich men hunt “white trash” for fun.

But this year cynical hunters were not lucky – one of the victims is a veteran of the Afghan war Crystal Creasy. The woman quickly seizes the initiative in the bloody game and kills the hunters one by one. Now the main goal of Crystal – to get to the woman, the initiator of the deadly event.

A movie version of Richard Connell’s 1924 story “The Most Dangerous Game.”

Distribution of the movie about a manhunt in the woods in theaters was banned due to the massacres in Dayton and El Paso in August 2019.

Guns Akimbo

IMDB Rating – 6.3
Genre: Action, Thriller, Comedy, Crime
Production: New Zealand, UK, Germany / 2019
Worldwide Box Office: $1,034,769
Director: Jason Lee Howden
Starring: Daniel Radcliffe, Samara Weaving, Ned Dennehy, Natasha Liu Bordizzo, Grant Bowler, Edwin Wright, Milo Cawthorne, Mark Rowley, Rachael Ofori, Seth Sjostrande

Miles, a failed programmer, spews all his negativity onto the Internet community in the evenings. During another trolling session, Miles insults the criminal mastermind Rictor, the owner of the illegal fighting game “Skism”. Rictor reprimands Miles and forces him to participate in a deadly reality game. Miles, now nicknamed “Guns Akimbo,” is given only 24 hours to kill seasoned hunter and psychopath Nix.

Samara Weaving, who played Nicks, often stayed in her character’s costume after filming. As a result, she was refused service in cafes because her appearance embarrassed the other customers.

Beyond the Reach

IMDB Rating – 5.6
Genre: Thriller
Production: USA / 2014
Worldwide Box Office: $1,100,432
Director: Jean-Baptiste Leonetti
Starring: Michael Douglas, Jeremy Irvine, Hannah Mangan Lawrence, Ronnie Cox, Patricia Bethune, Jadelyn Dawn Wilkins, Eddie Glenn Patterson, David Garver, Martin Palmer

The desert knows how to kill as well as any sophisticated killer. Influential businessman Medek comes to hunt in the Mojave Desert for the disappearing snow ram. Accompanying him is the best local tracker, a young boy named Ben.

By accident, Medek kills a local man, gold prospector Charlie. Fearing for his business, the millionaire offers Ben to cover up the crime, but when he refuses, starts hunting him. The guy must survive in the desert without weapons, water and clothes at a temperature of more than 55 degrees Celsius.

A movie adaptation of Robb White’s novel On Death Watch.

The Hunger Games (film series)

IMDB Rating – 7.2
Genre: Fantasy, Action, Thriller, Adventure
Production: USA / 2012
Budget: $78,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $694,394,724
Director: Gary Ross
Starring: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Woody Harrelson, Elizabeth Banks, Wes Bentley, Donald Sutherland, Stanley Tucci, Lenny Kravitz, Amandla Stenberg.

The near future. After the global apocalypse, the totalitarian state of Panem, consisting of twelve districts, was formed on the territory of North America. To distract the people from the dire social situation, every year Panem’s capital, the Capitol, holds a reality show called “The Hunger Games”.

Two teenagers are randomly selected from each district to participate in a game of survival. From District 12, young hunter Kitniss and her neighbor Pete Mellark are chosen to compete. They will have to survive the bloody Harvest, and Kitniss will have to become a symbol of the uprising of the common people against the ruling upper class of Panem.

Seneca Crane’s character’s beard was real, taking about three hours daily to groom. This miracle beard even had a Facebook page.

The Hills Have Eyes

IMDB Rating – 6.4
Genre: Horror, thriller
Production: USA, France / 2006
Budget: $15,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $69,623,713
Director: Alexandre Aja
Starring: Aaron Stanford, Kathleen Quinlen, Vinessa Shaw, Emily de Ravin, Dan Bird, Tom Bauer, Billy Drago, Robert Joy, Ted Levine, Desmond Askew.

The three-generation Carter family travels from Ohio to California to celebrate their silver wedding. After getting lost, the family finds themselves in the desert, from which the entire population has been displaced due to nuclear testing.

But in the local mines remained a few people who over time mutated. Bloodthirsty mutant family intends to destroy the Carters, as she did with other travelers.

Horror is a remake of the 1977 film of the same name. When creating the film, the screenwriters were inspired by the story of Alexander “Sawney” Bean. The man was the head of a clan of 48 people who lived in Scotland in the 16th century. He was executed for mass murder and acts of cannibalism. The authenticity of “Sawney” Bean’s existence has not been proven.

Sanctuary of Fear (mini-series)

Genre: Thriller, Detective, Adventure
Production: Russia / 2008
Director: Mikhail Vainberg
Starring: Grigory Dantziger, Alexander Andrienko, Evgeny Atarik, Oleg Isaev, Sergey Kostylev, Lydia Milyuzina, Vladimir Pivovarov, Sergey Rost, Soslan Fidarov, Vyacheslav Yakovlev.

Andrei Khmelnitsky is in desperate need of money. To earn money, he agrees to run as a “target” in the forest. Under the terms of the agreement to shoot at Andrei rich businessmen should paint from paintball guns. But very quickly the guy realized that the bullets are real, as well as the hunt that was announced on him.

According to the script, Andrei Khmelnitsky is a brunette, while the actor Grigory Danziger is a redhead. Every morning for two months, while the series was filmed, the actor had his hair recolored.

The Condemned

IMDB Rating – 6.0
Genre: Action, Thriller, Crime
Production: USA / 2007
Worldwide Box Office: $8,583,063
Director: Scott Viper
Starring: Steve Austin, Vinnie Jones, Robert Mamone, Tori Masset, Manu Bennett, Madeleine West, Rick Hoffman, Christopher James Baker, Sam Healy, Luke Pegler.

Inmate Jack Conrad is lucky – instead of waiting for death in a Salvadoran prison, he has a chance to go free. The man was sold to an influential TV producer to participate in a new illegal entertainment.

Along with other suicide bombers, Jack is thrown from helicopters near an uninhabited island in the Pacific Ocean. The task of the show’s participants is to survive, but to do this it is necessary to deal with the competitors.

The main role in the crime action movie was played by Steve Austin – a former professional wrestler, known under the stage name “Ice Block”.

Wrong Turn

IMDB Rating – 6.1
Genre: Horror, thriller
Production: Germany, USA / 2003
Budget: $12,600,000
Worldwide Box Office: $28,650,575
Director: Rob Schmidt
Starring: Desmond Harrington, Eliza Dushku, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Jeremy Sisto, Kevin Zegers, Lindy Booth, Julian Richings, Garry Robbins, Ted Clark, Yvonne Gaudry.

The first installment of the movie series about the misadventures of the mutant brothers Sawtooth, One-Eyed and Three-toed. A group of students get lost in the woods of West Virginia. In search of a road, the guys come upon a cabin in the woods, and in it, to their horror, they find human remains. The appearance of the killers does not take long. Now mutants – hunters, and pathetic people are destined to the role of victims.

In theaters, the tape failed, but the rental on DVD exceeded the expectations of producers. The horror film became immensely popular, on the wave of which the studio made several sequels to the thriller.

Bone Dry

IMDB Rating – 5.4
Genre: Action, Thriller
Production: USA / 2007
Budget: $5,000,000
Director: Brett A. Hart
Starring: Luke Goss, Lance Henriksen, Dee Wallace-Stone, Tom ‘Tiny’ Lister Jr., Carl Buffington, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, Chad Stallcup, Hudson Thames, Richard Larsen, Julia Self.

A tense suspenseful thriller set in the Texas desert. A man named Eddie is attacked by a stranger. Over the radio, the man, who calls himself Jimmy, gives him orders. Eddie can’t listen, he’s in Jimmy’s crosshairs. One man chases the other, definitely north. This journey has an end goal, and Jimmy has a reason to do this to Eddie.

The actor Lance Henriksen, who plays the role of Jimmy, has a very unusual fate. At the age of twelve, Lance dropped out of school and ran away from home, never having learned to read. Only in his thirties he mastered literacy, reading scripts.

Eden Lake

IMDB Rating – 6.8
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Production: UK / 2008
Worldwide Box Office: $3,983,997
Director: James Watkins
Starring: Kelly Reilly, Michael Fassbender, Tara Ellis, Jack O’Connell, Finn Atkins, Jumaine Hunter, Thomas Turgus, James Burrows, Tom Gill, Lorraine Bruce.

A young couple’s romantic weekend on the shores of Paradise Lake ends in a bloodbath. Young Jenny and Stephen decide to devote the weekend to each other, but on the shore of the lake the couple encounters aggressive teenagers. The lovers decide not to pay attention to them. But teenagers do not give up so easily and continue to pursue young people. Stephen accidentally kills the gang leader’s dog, and the gang of teenagers begins to harass.

A British horror movie about a manhunt was filmed in a wooded area called Black Park, which is adjacent to Pinewood Film Studios. The place is often the object of filming movies and TV shows. For example, it was here that the magical Forbidden Forest in the cult “Harry Potter” was filmed.

Piranha hunt

IMDB Rating – 6.0
Genre: Action, Thriller, Crime
Production: Russia / 2006
Worldwide Box Office: $6,743,782
Director: Andrei Kavun
Starring: Vladimir Mashkov, Evgeny Mironov, Andrei Merzlikin, Svetlana Antonova, Sergey Garmash, Mikhail Efremov, Alexander Novin, Victoria Isakova, Anna Banschikova, Alexei Gorbunov.

In the remote Siberian taiga under the guise of a joint vacation are sent instructor of the special unit “Piranha” Kirill Mazur and military chemist Olga Khmelnitskaya. Before the partners set a task – to find and destroy abandoned in the Soviet times chemical laboratory.

Having accomplished the task, stunned by the explosion Kirill and Olga find themselves in the captivity of the new master of the taiga – criminal authority Prokhor. To have fun, Prokhor organizes a real hunt for captives. Mazur has nothing left but to lead a group of people doomed to death and try to spoil the bandits safari.

Screen adaptation of Alexander Bushkov’s bestseller of the same name. The director of the action movie gave up the idea of shooting impassable taiga near Krasnoyarsk, so the thriller was filmed in Karelia and in Belarus, near Minsk.

Hard Target

IMDB Rating – 6.2
Genre: Action, Thriller, Drama, Adventure
Production: USA / 1993
Budget: $15,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $74,189,677
Director: John Woo
Starring: Jean-Claude Van Damme, Yancy Butler, Lance Henriksen, Arnold Voslu, Wilford Brimley, Willy S. Carpenter, Casey Lemme. Carpenter, Casey Lemmons, Chuck Pfarrer, Robert Apisa, Douglas Rye.

Former sailor Chance Boudreaux helps the beautiful Natasha Binder find out the circumstances of her father’s death. Chance learns that Douglas Binder was killed by bandits, literally driven like a hare on the hunt. So that the truth about their dirty deeds did not come out, scumbags open a hunt for Natasha and Chance.

Director John Woo became the first director of Asian descent to be invited to direct a motion picture in Hollywood. In case of Woo’s failure, Universal’s movie bosses invited director Sam Raimi, who didn’t come in handy. As a result, John Woo became an absolute classic of the action genre, who rewrote the rules of filming action scenes.

Hard Target 2

IMDB Rating – 5.2
Genre: Action, Thriller
Production: USA / 2016
Director: Roel Rein
Starring: Scott Adkins, Robert Nepper, Rona Mitra, Ann Truong, Temuera Morrison, Amarin Cholwibul, Adam Saunders, Tira Chutikul, Jamie Timoney, Jeffrey Giuliano

Professional mixed martial arts fighter Wes “Jailer” Baylor killed his best friend in the ring six months ago. Now he drowns his sorrows in a bottle and fights for pennies in Bangkok.

One day the man receives a lucrative offer – to participate in an illegal fight in Myanmar for one million dollars. Wes agrees, but upon arrival he realizes that he is drawn into an illegal manhunt. Now he is the prey, and a rabid pack of killers will do anything to destroy him.

A sequel to John Woo’s 1993 cult action thriller Hard Target. The thriller is directed by a different director, but it has many references to John Woo’s works. For example, the gang leader played by Robert Nepper uses the same Thompson Center Arms Contender single-shot pistol as the prequel’s gang leader.

Hasenjagd

IMDB Rating – 7.1
Genre: Drama, Military
Production: Austria, Germany / 1994
Director: Andreas Gruber
Starring: Elfrieda Irrall, Rainer Egger, Oliver Broumis, Merab Ninidze, Volkmar Kleinert, Rüdiger Vogler, Franz Froschauer, Christoph Künzler, Thierry Van Werveke.

January, 1945. World War II is coming to an end, but thousands of Soviet prisoners of war are still languishing in concentration camps in inhumane conditions. Unable to endure torture and abuse, Russian soldiers from block 20 of the Mauthausen concentration camp decide to escape. Most of them are killed immediately by bullets of the guards, but some manage to escape. The Nazis begin a ruthless chase, which they call “hare hunt” among themselves.

The drama is based on real events. The Mühlfirtel Hare Hunt was a Nazi war crime in which SS, Wehrmacht and Hitler Youth units, with the help of the local population, pursued and killed 410 Soviet prisoners of war.

The Running Man

IMDB Rating – 6.7
Genre: Fantastic, action, thriller
Production: USA / 1987
Budget: $27,000,000
Worldwide Box Office: $38,122,105
Director: Paul Michael Glaser
Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Conchita Alonso, Yaphet Kotto, Jim Brown, Jesse Ventura, Erland van Liedt, Marvin J. McIntyre, Gus Rethwisch, Professor Toru Tanaka, Mick Fleetwood.

2017, after natural disasters and the ensuing economic crisis, a totalitarian regime is established in the United States. Violence and lawlessness reigns everywhere. Cruel, bloody TV programs are very popular.

An unwilling participant in one of them becomes Ben Richards, a former police officer. Now he is forced to flee from a pack of jackals in human form, who follow him on his heels.

A thriller that consistently makes the list of the best manhunt movies. To shoot some epic scenes, the creators lacked funds. In this regard, a contract was signed with the Adidas company, according to which some of the characters should be dressed in costumes with the company’s symbols.

Breakout

IMDB Rating – 4.2
Genre: Action, Thriller, Drama, Crime
Production: Canada / 2013
Director: Damian Lee
Starring: Brendan Fraser, Dominic Purcell, Ethan Sapley, Holly Devaux, Daniel Cash, Christian Martin, Amy Price-Francis, Anthony Yulk, Zion Lee, Arcadia Lee

Sometimes an innocent foray into nature turns into hell and a struggle for existence. Brother and sister, Jen and Mikey, while floating down the river, witness a brutal crime. The killers notice the children and intend to eliminate the unwanted witnesses. Jen and Mikey’s father will do anything to save them. But since he is imprisoned, he must organize an escape before he can do so.

There is an obvious movie gaffe in the thriller: the killer couldn’t see the children in the boat through the telescopic sight because it was covered by a cover.

Preservation

IMDB Rating – 4.8
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Production: USA / 2014
Director: Christopher Denham
Starring: Renn Schmidt, Pablo Schreiber, Aaron Staton, Cody Stainnew, Michael Chacon, Nick Sasho

Spouses Mike and Whit, together with the man’s brother, former soldier Sean, go on vacation in the countryside. The company enters the territory of a closed nature reserve and after the first overnight stay wakes up without equipment and clothes, but with fat crosses on their foreheads. Now they are destined to play the role of game, and the hunters will be… ordinary teenagers.

The world’s first nature reserve appeared on the island of Sri Lanka in the 3rd millennium BC. King Devanampiyatissa prohibited the common people from entering certain parts of the island by a special law, so that they could enjoy nature in proud solitude.

Blooded

IMDB Rating – 4.0
Genre: Horror, thriller
Production: UK / 2011
Budget: £250,000
Director: Edward Boas
Starring: Neil McDermott, Nick Ashdon, Mark Dexter, Oliver Booth, Isabella Calthorpe, Cicely Tennant, Adam Best, Joseph Kloska, Sharon Duncan-Brewster, Tracey Aifichor.

Scotland, October 2005. Several young men on their own come to their senses in an unfamiliar area. They are undressed, wearing only their underwear, and the surrounding nature is unfriendly. A little while later the young men realize that they are in the crosshairs of unknown hunters. And there is only one thought in their minds: to run to survive.

The movie about hunting people is shot in a special manner, namely combines elements of both fiction and documentary. The slogan of the movie is: “If you hunt…, you are a fair prey”.

Deadliest Prey

IMDB Rating – 4.4
Genre: Action, Thriller
Production: USA / 2013
Director: David A. Pryor
Starring: Ted Pryor, Michael Charles Pryor, David A. Pryor. Pryor, David Campbell, Fritz Matthews, Catherine Tomeny, Tara Kleinpeter.

Ex-military Mike Dayton has long lived a quiet, peaceful life. He is a model husband and a caring father. But one day Mike doesn’t come home. He was kidnapped by an old enemy and sadist Hogan, recently released from prison.

The captive is taken to the woods, and the gambling killers begin to poison Mike like a wild animal. Meanwhile, Hogan broadcasts the deadly game, waiting for the moment to deliver the decisive fatal blow.

The action-thriller is a sequel to the 1987 film Deadly Prey.