Predator – Regal Exclusive Predator Badlands Ship Popcorn Bucket

** This is a pre-order item and will be available on 30th  November 2025 **

Prepare to hunt your snacks in style with this Predator Badlands Ship Popcorn Bucket, a Regal Cinemas exclusive collectible inspired by the iconic intergalactic hunter. This limited-edition popcorn bucket captures the raw power and design of the Predator’s spacecraft, making it one of the most striking cinema collectibles ever released for fans of the legendary sci-fi franchise.

Meticulously sculpted and richly detailed, this Predator popcorn bucket recreates the alien ship seen in the Predator universe, complete with sharp contours, battle-scarred textures, and metallic finishes worthy of Yautja engineering. The removable lid conceals a spacious compartment perfect for popcorn, snacks, or display storage — turning this collector’s piece into both a functional movie-night accessory and an eye-catching display item.

Released exclusively at Regal Cinemas (USA), this bucket became an instant must-have for collectors, selling out quickly upon launch. It’s the perfect companion for any fan of Predator, Predator 2, or Prey, and pairs brilliantly with other cinema-exclusive collectibles from TheMovieMerch.com. Whether you’re displaying it alongside your NECA Predator figures or using it for your next sci-fi marathon, it’s guaranteed to impress anyone who appreciates great movie design and high-quality craftsmanship.

With its bold aesthetic, collectible rarity, and cinematic heritage, the Predator Badlands Ship Popcorn Bucket is more than just a snack container — it’s a piece of movie history. The hunt may be over, but this bucket is the trophy every fan will want in their collection.

Product Details

• Officially licensed Predator merchandise

• Regal Cinemas Exclusive collectible

• Design inspired by the Predator “Badlands” ship

• Highly detailed sculpt and metallic finish

• Functional lid and snack compartment

• Ideal for display or use

• Limited edition – sold out in theatres