Prey With Us (1989)

"Run Well" When three unsuspecting strangers accept a free “career retreat” in the remote Red Talon Mountains, they expect job opportunities and second chances. What they get is a nightmare invitation into the world of the Pharaoh Hounds—five deranged, ultra-rich hunters who see human lives as weekend entertainment. Drugged, stripped of safety, and dumped in the wilderness with nothing but a head start, the rabbits must outsmart a lodge full of weapons, surveillance, and blood-thirsty egos. Engines roar, traps snap, and the forest trembles as the Hounds begin their ritual hunt. In these mountains, opportunity isn’t offered—it’s hunted. And tonight, the only promotion is survival. Rated "R" for: Strong Violence, Human Hunting, and Very Bad Decisions. --- “Prey With Us asks the age-old question: what if the world’s richest sociopaths hunted people for sport? And the answer is, unfortunately, 97 minutes of bad decisions, worse aim, and a script that must have been written during a power outage.” — Gene Sickle “A tense premise wasted on characters who make choices even horror mannequins would question. If the goal was to root for the hunters, mission failed. If the goal was to root for the hunted, also failed. I give it one bewildered hound out of four.” — Roger Eggbert “Darling, Prey With Us has everything I adore: decadent murder-hobbies, dangerously overdressed villains, and enough forest fog to keep my hair frizzed for all eternity. Consider me delightfully hunted. Five sultry shrieks out of five!” — Elana, Duchess of the Dusk “Prey With Us is the kind of movie drive-ins were built for—rich nutcases, exploding ATVs, and more screaming in the woods than a country music festival after dark. I laughed, I hollered, I spilled my chili dog. A perfect 3½ mangled jackal heads out of 4.” — Bob John Diggs