Benjamin Wallfisch - Predator: Killer Of Killers (Original Soundtrack)
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- Avenge Me
- Knock on the Front Door
- Sweet Revenge
- Through the Mist
- Japan, 1609
- Duel
- Predator Vs Kenji
- Fallen Leaf
- What Does Flying Mean to You?
- Heat 5. Arena
- Fight to the Death
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Soundtracks & Film Scores
- Tracks
- 12
Mutant, in collaboration with Hollywood Records and 20th century Studios, is proud to present the premiere physical media release of Benjamin Wallfisch's score to the first of two 2025 Predator films, the animated anthology PREDATOR: KILLER OF KILLERS Benjamin Wallfisch had quite the task in scoring KILLER OF KILLERS. Featuring original artwork by Oliver Barrett, featuring liner notes by the films director Dan Trachtenberg, and pressed on 140gm Red vinyl, this release is essential for fans of the series. A physical media release of PREDATOR: BADLANDS featuring a score by Wallfisch and co-composer Sarah Schachner is forthcoming.
- Earth 841 Ad
- Avenge Me
- Knock on the Front Door
- Sweet Revenge
- Through the Mist
- Japan, 1609
- Duel
- Predator Vs Kenji
- Fallen Leaf
- What Does Flying Mean to You?
- Heat 5. Arena
- Fight to the Death
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Soundtracks & Film Scores
- Tracks
- 12
Mutant, in collaboration with Hollywood Records and 20th Century Studios, is proud to present the premiere physical media release of Benjamin Wallfisch's score to the first of two 2025 Predator films, the animated PREDATOR: KILLER OF KILLERS. This essential release for fans of the Predator franchise features original artwork by Oliver Barrett, liner notes by the films' director Dan Trachtenberg. Benjamin Wallfisch had quite the task in scoring PREDATOR: KILLER OF KILLERS. Not only did he need to tackle one of the most iconic sci-fi titles in pop culture history, but he had to do so across multiple time periods, locations and genres. A Scandinavian arctic right of passage, a Japanese Feudal revenge plot, and a World War Two underdog dogfight - all bookended by an epic battle on the Yautja home planet where the far reaching nature of the Predator finally reveals itself after 30 years of filmmaking. All the while, Wallfisch nimbly navigates the spirit of each period, their cultural instrumentation, and the kineticism of each chapter, and the emotional stakes of each battle. It's a minor miracle of a score that we are honored to celebrate.
