The Predator franchise is the platonic ideal of an action horror franchise.  There are highly skilled people in the world, and there’s a whole race of monsters that hunts those people for sport. The setup is simple, allowing it to serve as a framework for various kinds of stories.  At their worst, films in the franchise are dumb-but-fun action movies; at their best, they’re character-focused stories that illuminate deeper truths about humanity.  The latest entry in the franchise, Predator: Killer of Killers,  is an animated anthology that lands somewhere in the middle of that.