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Predator (1987)

by Scott in Recommended

[8] Arnold Schwarzenegger leads an elite commando team into a Central American jungle to help a CIA operative (Rocky‘s Carl Weathers) fulfill a clandestine mission. The mission becomes a distant afterthought, however, when a mysterious alien with advanced weaponry and the ability to camouflage itself begins slaughtering Arnold’s team one-by-one. Even though it’s essentially ‘Alien in the Jungle’, Predator is one of the most enduring …

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