Netflix concluded their K-Drama psychological thriller series “The Glory” on March 10.  Moon Dong-Eun (Song Hye-Kyo) returns to her hometown of Semyeong after 20 years, with a purpose.   At  18 she endured horrific suffering at the hands of five of her classmates: Son Myeong-Oh (Kim Gun-woo), Choi Hye-Jeong (Cha Joo-Young), Lee Sa-Ra (Kim Hieora), Jeon Jae-Jun (Park Sung-Hoon), and the ringleader Park Yeon-Jin (Lim Ji-Yeon). 

The story begins in 1719 in the Northern Great Plains (Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming and Canada.) “Prey” opens with Comanche dialogue; viewers actually have the choice of swapping between the Comanche dubbed language and English.

That luxury would work for those wanting to experience the accuracy that the narrator telling the story that happened 300 years ago, this is an original idea the scenery was also a nice touch as it appears to touch base with the realism of the timepiece.

“Prey” is part of Predator universe, wherein aliens from another universe hunt for other life forms. At the center of this tale is Naru (Amber Midthunder), a Native American of Comanche descent who wants more out of life.

The directing chores for “Prey” were handled by Dan Trachtenberg, who called the shots on “10 Cloverfield Lane” in 2016.

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