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Predator 2

Silent. Invisible. Invincible. He’s in town with a few days to kill.
1990 | 108m | English

(193922 votes)

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Popularity: 7 (history)

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A police chief in the war-torn streets of Los Angeles discovers that an extraterrestrial creature is hunting down residents - and that he is the next target.
Release Date: Nov 21, 1990
Director: Stephen Hopkins
Writer: John Thomas, Jim Thomas
Genres: Action, Science Fiction, Thriller
Keywords predator, war on drugs, extraterrestrial technology, alien, los angeles, california, creature, alien invasion, invisible
Production Companies 20th Century Fox, Lawrence Gordon Productions, Davis Entertainment, Silver Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $57,120,318
Budget: $35,000,000
Updates Updated: May 24, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Danny Glover Lieutenant Mike Harrigan
Gary Busey Peter Keyes
Rubén Blades Danny Archuleta
María Conchita Alonso Leona Cantrell
Bill Paxton Jerry Lambert
Robert Davi Captain Phil Heinemann
Adam Baldwin Garber
Kevin Peter Hall The Predator
Kent McCord Captain B. Pilgrim
Morton Downey, Jr. Tony Pope
Calvin Lockhart King Willie
Steve Kahan Sergeant
Henry Kingi El Scorpio
Corey Rand Ramon Vega
Elpidia Carrillo Anna
Lilyan Chauvin Irene Edwards
Michael Mark Edmondson Gold Tooth
Teri Weigel Colombian Girl
William R. Perry Subway Gang Leader
Alex Chapman Subway Gang
Gerard 'Gus' Williams Subway Gang
John Cann Subway Gang
Michael Papajohn Subway Gang
Louis Eppolito Patrolman
Charles Haugk Charlie
Sylvia Kauders Ruth
Charles David Richards Commuter
Julian Reyes Juan Beltran
Casey Sander Federal Team
Pat Skipper Federal Team
Carmine Zozzora Federal Team
Valerie Karasek Reporter
Chuck Boyd Reporter
David Starwalt Reporter
Abraham Alvarez Reporter
Jim Ishida Reporter
George Christy Reporter
Lucinda Weist Reporter
Richard Anthony Crenna Paramedic
Billy 'Sly' Williams Paramedic
Paulo Tocha Detective
Jsu Garcia Detective
DeLynn Binzel Hooker
Tom Finnegan Officer
Patience Moore Officer
Kashka Jamaican
Jeffrey Reed Jamaican
Carl Pistilli Cop on Phone
Vonte Sweet Sweet
Ronald Moss Jerome
Brian Levinson Brian
Harri James Leona's Friend
Beth Kanar Woman Officer
Paul Abascal Cop
Michael Wiseman Cop
Thomas Rosales Jr. El Scorpio Gang Member (uncredited)
Charles F. FitzSimons OWLF Task Force Agent (uncredited)
John-Michael Steele Det. Williams (uncredited)
Hal Rayle The Predator (voice) (uncredited)
David B. Levinson King Kong (uncredited)
Eric Mansker Jamaican Gang Member (uncredited)
Vladimir McCrary Jamaican Gang Member (uncredited)
Manny Perry King Willie Gang Member (uncredited)
Beverly Overstreet Girl at Fire Hydrant (uncredited)
Walter Smith Train Passenger (uncredited)
Wyatt Weed Boar Predator (uncredited)
Philip Weyland Man in Crushed Car (uncredited)
Scott Cranford AWF Team Member (uncredited)
Cody Glenn SWAT Team Member (uncredited)
Robert Hammond Cop (uncredited)
Frank Woods Remote Broadcast Producer (uncredited)
Ron Stein Train Passenger (uncredited)
Thomas Rosales Jr. El Scorpio Gang Member
Name Job
Alan Silvestri Original Music Composer
Mark Goldblatt Editor
Marilyn Vance Costume Design
Josh McLaglen First Assistant Director
Jordu Schell Sculptor
Ron Bartlett Sound Effects Editor, Sound Editor
Ronald Sinclair ADR Editor
Gary Davis Stunt Coordinator, Stunts
Alan D. Purwin Pilot
William Stout Creature Design
Thomas Rosales Jr. Stunts
Chuck Picerni Jr. Stunts
Henry Kingi Stunts
John Thomas Writer, Characters
Bruce Richter Carpenter
Tony Brubaker Stunts
Manny Perry Stunts
Gilbert B. Combs Stunts
Jeff Cadiente Stunts
Gregg Dandridge Stunts
Dane Farwell Stunts
Marian Green Stunts
Randy Hall Stunts
Gene Hartline Stunts
Steve Picerni Stunts
Jimmy Ortega Stunts
J.P. Romano Stunts
Pat Romano Stunts
Eddie Smith Stunts
Tierre Turner Stunts
Philip Weyland Stunts
Peter Ramsey Storyboard Artist
David Miranda-Hardy ADR Mixer
Dennis Leonard Sound Engineer
Stan Winston Special Effects
Sandy Collora Concept Artist
John Cann Stunts
Rick Edwards Stunts
Robert Frazen Assistant Editor
Gillian L. Hutshing Assistant Editor
Charles A. Tamburro Pilot
Peter Levy Director of Photography
Lawrence G. Paull Production Design
Jackie Burch Casting
Ferne Cassel Casting
Bert Lovitt Editor
Jim Thomas Writer, Characters
Sonny P. Filippini Script Supervisor
Richard Raguse Sound Mixer
Geoff Hubbard Art Direction
Rick Simpson Set Decoration
Alex Algarin Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Chris David Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Richard Overton Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Sergio Reyes Sound Re-Recording Mixer
B. Tennyson Sebastian III Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Richard Foreman Jr. Still Photographer
J. Michael Muro Steadicam Operator
Scott H. Eddo Makeup Designer
Michael Mills Makeup Supervisor
Don Sheldon Hairstylist
Kevin Westmore Makeup Artist
Clete Cetrone Propmaker
Neil Garland Propmaker
Louis M. Mann Set Designer
Alan Manzer Set Designer
Hank Mayo Conceptual Design
Richard F. Mays Set Designer
Luigi Mugavero Set Dresser
Clarence Lynn Price Construction Coordinator
Sally Thornton Set Designer
Tommy Tomlinson Property Master
David Bartlett Sound Effects Editor
Dean Beville Sound Effects Editor
William C. Carruth ADR Supervisor
John Dunn Sound Effects Editor
Donald Flick Sound Effects Editor
Judee Flick Sound Effects Editor
Gary S. Gerlich Supervising Dialogue Editor
Bill Hargrave Boom Operator
Pieter Hubbard Dialogue Editor
Elliott Koretz Sound Editor
Bruce Lacey ADR Editor
Hal Sanders Dialogue Editor
George Simpson Sound Effects Editor
Marvin Walowitz Sound Effects Editor
David Lewis Yewdall Sound Effects Editor
Ken Pepiot Special Effects Supervisor
Joel Hynek Visual Effects Supervisor
J.W. Kompare Visual Effects Coordinator
Jenna Abrahamson-Minardi Lighting Technician
Stuart Abramson Key Grip
Foster K. Denker Gaffer
Laurence Flynn Best Boy Electric
Curtis Foster Best Boy Electric
Krishna Rao Camera Operator
Elinor Bardach Key Costumer
Daniel J. Lester Costume Supervisor
Laura Krumholz First Assistant Editor
Lisa Blok-Linson Location Manager
George McDowell Agnew Location Manager
James B. Campbell Orchestrator
Kenneth Karman Music Editor
Karen Penhale Production Coordinator
Tom Joyner Unit Production Manager
Edward D. Markley Production Manager
Jeanne Van Cott Production Manager
J. Tom Archuleta Second Assistant Director
Christopher T. Gerrity Second Second Assistant Director
Jon Curtis Price Special Effects
Janet Brady Stunts
David Balcorta Stunts
Mello Alexandria Stunts
Kenny Bates Stunts
Perry Barndt Stunts
William H. Burton Jr. Stunts
David Burton Stunts
Phil Chong Stunts
Mike Ceballos Stunts
Bob K. Cummings Stunts
Mike De Luna Stunts
Lionel Douglass Stunts
Lila Finn Stunts
Cody Glenn Stunts
Bruce Gattenbein Stunts
James M. Halty Stunts
Joy Hooper Stunts
Rick Kahana Stunts
Dana Mackey Stunts
Rusty McClennon Stunts
Eric Mansker Stunts
Cliff McLaughlin Stunts
Gene McLaughlin Stunts
Alan Oliney Stunts
Claude Jay McLin Stunts
Dennis Scott Stunts
Brian Simpson Stunts
Ron Stein Stunts
R. David Smith Stunts
Eddie L. Watkins Stunts
Paul Abascal Hair Supervisor
Michael Spatola Special Effects Makeup Artist
Dan Colegrove Propmaker
Robert Turk Carpenter
David W. Alstadter Foley Recordist
Gregg Barbanell Foley Artist
Bruce Bell ADR Mixer
Catherine Chase Assistant Dialogue Editor
Dana Gustafson Assistant Sound Editor
Ron S. Herbes Assistant Dialogue Editor
Suzanne Hines Assistant Dialogue Editor
Alan Holly Foley Mixer
Larry Hopkins Sound Mixer
Susan Mazzei Assistant Sound Editor
Thomas J. O'Connell ADR Mixer
John Pospisil Special Sound Effects
Robert Renga Sound Recordist
Charleen Richards-Steeves ADR Mixer
Joan Rowe Foley Artist
Gina Spiro Assistant Sound Editor
Jason King Assistant Sound Designer
Harry E. Snodgrass Sound Designer
Larz Anderson Special Effects Manager
Len Burge Special Effects Technician
Albert Delgado Special Effects Manager
Roy Goode Pyrotechnician
Robert S. Henderson Special Effects
Kevin Hudson Special Effects Technician
Gary L. Karas Special Effects
Eileen Kastner-Delago Special Effects Technician
Shane Mahan Art Department Coordinator
Joe Montenegro Special Effects
Robert Olmstead Special Effects
Don Poynter Creature Design
Gintar Repecka Special Effects
Wayne Rose Special Effects
Richard Zarro Special Effects
Nancy Bernstein Visual Effects Producer
Paul Gentry VFX Director of Photography
Rocco Gioffre Matte Painter
Gregory L. McMurry Visual Effects
Christopher Nibley Visual Effects
John Nicolard Visual Effects
Jacques Stroweis Visual Effects Designer
Mark Sullivan Matte Painter
Pam Vick Rotoscoping Artist
Larry Weiss CG Animator
Zoë Wells Visual Effects, Assistant Editor
Mark Whitlock Matte Painter
Gus Duron VFX Editor
Nathaniel Bellamy Jr. Stunts
Ramiro González Stunts
Gregory James Stunts
James Pruitt Stunts
Robert Grasmere Visual Effects Supervisor, Second Unit Director
William Upton Stunts
Robert Reed Altman First Assistant "B" Camera
Jack Anderson Additional Camera
Robert L. Blatman Assistant Camera
Kevin Goff Second Assistant Camera
Bill Greenberg Electrician
Brooks P. Guyer Techno Crane Operator
Frederick Iannone First Assistant "A" Camera
Lawrence Karman First Assistant Camera
Craig Kohtala Best Boy Grip
Michael E. Little Camera Operator
Butch Pierson Second Assistant "B" Camera
Robert Ruiz Assistant Camera
Robert Rust Dolly Grip
Robert Sikora Rigging Gaffer
Mark Simon Assistant Camera
Vincent E. Toto Assistant Camera
Felicia Fasano Casting Assistant
Franklyn Warren Extras Casting
James P. Cullen Costumer
Gary Burritt Negative Cutter
Uri Katoni Assistant Editor
Keith Parrish Color Timer
Florent Danny Retz First Assistant Editor
Lorraine Salk First Assistant Editor
Mike Stanwick Color Timer
Michael Avallon Driver
Howard Bachrach Transportation Captain
Steve Duncan Transportation Coordinator
Dan Romero Transportation Co-Captain
Dennis Junt Driver
Fernando Cubillas Production Assistant
Martin Glover Set Production Assistant
Shelley Kirkwood Unit Publicist
Kathy McHugh Assistant Production Coordinator
Giedra Rackauskas Production Executive
Dennis Sands Scoring Mixer
Stephen Hopkins Director
Stephen Hunter Flick Sound Effects
Ronnie Rondell Jr. Stunts
Danny Rogers Stunts
Name Title
John Davis Producer
Joel Silver Producer
Suzanne Todd Associate Producer
Lawrence Gordon Producer
Terry Carr Co-Producer
Tom Joyner Co-Producer
Lloyd Levin Executive Producer
Michael Levy Executive Producer
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Reviews

John Chard
8.0

Very undervalued sequel suffering because of the first films success. Los Angeles is imploding with mayhem as gang wars fill the streets, an under pressure police force try to restore order, but both parties have another foe to worry about, a Predator is in town, and he's about to up the ante. ... Gone is Arnold Schwarzenegger, gone is John McTiernan, and gone is the jungle setting, so following in the foot steps of the ultimate beefcake movie that was Preadtor 1987 was an unenviable task it seems. Yet I personally feel that Predator 2 stands up to scrutiny as a fine entry into the sci-fi/action genre. Locating it among the urban decay of L.A. works real well, and pitting the Predator against a tough grizzled (but hardly giganticus beefcakeus) cop (Danny Glover) gives us a smart brains against brawn story. Also cutely is that director Stephen Hopkins and writers Jim & John Thomas have actually got the Predator cleaning up the streets of L.A., in fact another two hours of Predator hunt and kill tactics and crime in L.A. would have been completely eradicated! There is plenty of bloody snotty gore to appease fans of that persuasion, and it's nice to report that the characters on show do actually impact as part of the story. Voodoo magic man! It has a fine cast that reads like a who's who of action films, Danny Glover (Lethal Weapon), Bill Paxton (Aliens), Robert Davi (Die Hard), Gary Busey (Under Siege), Rubén Blades (Once Upon a Time in Mexico) & Maria Conchita Alonso (The Running Man), whilst Kevin Peter Hall dons the Predator suit and suitably kicks arse again. It's not genius, it's not even ground breaking, but Predator 2 is a fine and entertaining genre piece that sadly seems to forever be undervalued on internet forums. Who's Next? 8/10

May 16, 2024
Ruuz
5.0

When I was younger I always hated _Predator 2_. Rewatching it as an adult, I don't think it was fair how bad I thought it was. It's not that _Predator 2_ is crap, it's just that it's **so much worse** than the original (one of the 5 best movies ever made), that it comes across as such a massive disa ... ppointment. With fresh, or I guess more accurately, with more experienced eyes, I don't mind _Predator 2_ at all, there's actually a lot of stuff I like about it. It's still not a great movie to me, but I don't skip it when I'm doing a marathon like I would have once upon a time. It expands upon the Predator lore in some pretty cool ways, and the Jamaican Voodoo Posse inspired my Escher Necromunda gang, so I've wound up pretty 50/50 on the whole thing. _Final rating:★★½ - Had a lot that appealed to me, didn’t quite work as a whole._

Jun 23, 2021
Geronimo1967
5.0

So for the sequel, we swap an actual jungle for an urban one, and Arnie is replaced by Danny Glover. At least the baddie is the same - only this time, we immediately know what's going on and what to expect. Therein lies the problem: there is no suspense. A seriously B-list group of talent - Gary Bus ... ey ("Keyes") and Adam Baldwin ("Garber") amongst them, really help this descend quickly into a pit of mediocre special effects tinged with Glover's rather typical way of playing cop. It doesn't hang around, to be fair - there are plenty of combat scenes; and Sylvia Saunders ("Ruth") looks like she could be lethal with a broom, but by the end, I was fairly sure I was in the visitor's camp because this just isn't very good.

Apr 16, 2022