Human Hunting - Film

Film

Numerous films have used the theme of human hunting as the basis or as a feature of their plot. The first film to ever feature it was the 1932 film The Most Dangerous Game, which is based on the Richard Edward Connell short story of the same name. Other films that deal with human hunting are:

  • Apocalypto
  • Battle Royale
  • Battle Royale II: Requiem
  • Betrayed
  • Bloodlust!
  • Bet your life
  • The Condemned
  • Deadly Prey
  • Enemy Territory
  • Hard Target
  • Hostel
  • Hostel: Part II
  • Hostel: Part III
  • The Hunger Games
  • The Hunted
  • Judgment Night
  • Jumanji
  • Madman
  • The Most Dangerous Game
  • The Man with the Golden Gun
  • The Naked Prey
  • Octopussy
  • The Pest
  • Predator franchise
  • Rovdyr
  • Run for the Sun
  • The Running Man
  • Series 7: The Contenders
  • Surviving the Game
  • The 10th Victim
  • The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
  • Urban Wolf
  • Wolf Creek
  • Wrong Turn
  • Zodiac

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