The Ultimate Prey (2000)
Jon Brant is your average construction worker until one day he losses his job.. He gets a call from Mr. Walton who has had a guy watching Jon and offers him a job. When he goes to meet Mr.Walton they slip him a mickey and next thing you know he wakes up and is told he is going to be hunted along with three others for sports.
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Jon Brant is your average construction worker until one day he losses his job.. He gets a call from Mr. Walton who has had a guy watching Jon and offers him a job. When he goes to meet Mr.Walton they slip him a mickey and next thing you know he wakes up and is told he is going to be hunted along with three others for sports.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action
Written By:Mike Tristano, Ben Maccabee
In Theaters:2/18/2000
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Runtime:95 minutes
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