Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem (Theatrical - 2007)
Twentieth-Century Fox
Director: The Brothers Strause
Writer: Shane Salerno
Starring: Steven Pasguale, Reiko Aylesworth, John Ortiz and Johnny Lewis.
Review by Adam Tracey

Picking up directly where the last finished, the Predators are taking their dead companions and a few Alien test samples back to their home world, when things go wrong and the fight comes crashing back to Earth, this time to the small town of Gunnison. It is up to ex-con Dallas, his little brother along with the Sheriff, a returning soldier and a group of rag tag people destined to be fodder for the warring races to make their way out of town before they are all wiped out.

Not since Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever has a movie with ‘vs.’ in the title sucked so hard. This is straight up artificial butter here. Nothing original and nothing new. You can follow this movie with your paint-by-numbers aliens attack earth handbook. Awful dialogue with equally as horrific acting.

Let us face facts. Predator is and will forever be one of the coolest movie monsters, so that alone gives this movie some sort of redeeming value. You also can’t see Predator vs. Alien action sequences elsewhere, so that is two good things. Unfortunately, the good things stop there. By a Predator and an Alien toy give them to a 3 year old and he will come up with a more interesting story and probably better action.

”This time, the human race fights back!”