"Thermal Buzz": NFL Star Joins Forces with "Predator: Badlands" for a Thrilling Short
- Oct 29, 2025
Action-packed movies just got a lot more exciting! Jason Kelce, our favorite football star, is swapping his Philadelphia Eagles jersey for full camo gear, and teaming up with the soon-to-be-released “Predator: Badlands'' film and Garage Beer, for a thrilling new short called "Thermal Buzz." The project is a collaboration with 20th Century Studios and the latest installment in the iconic "Predator" franchise, set to hit theaters on November 7th.
Our beloved NFL player and Beau Allen, fellow former Philadelphia Eagles teammate, are ready to get down to some serious action. These brave souls go head-to-head with the infamous Predators in the jungle, all while relishing some crisp Garage Beer. Talk about battling extraterrestrial beings in style!
Jordan Phoenix, the director of "Thermal Buzz," shot this adrenaline-filled masterpiece on location outside of Orlando. Adding to the star-studded cast is pro-wrestler Matt Cardona, making the 11-minute endeavor quite the spectacle. The full film will be released this Friday, but fans are already getting a sneak peek via the trailer and a 30-second ad aired during commercial breaks of selected NFL games.
"As a ’90s kid, I can't deny my love for a great action flick," Jason Kelce commented. He added, "'Predator' is an unmatched icon in the world of action-packed thrillers, from epic quotes to unforgettable memes. We're thrilled that our short production can now be part of this fantastic moment. I’m all eager and waiting for ‘Predator: Badlands’ to be out already!”
This isn't Jason's first rodeo, though. "Thermal Buzz" is the third short film in his collaboration with Garage Beer. He's previously showcased his acting skills in “Brewmite II,” squaring up against MMA superstar Chuck Liddell, and let's not forget the original “Brewmite.”
Keeping up with tradition, we encourage you to watch the intriguing trailer for "Thermal Buzz." Prepare yourselves for some major action by our favorite football-gone-film star.
