Posing provocative and perhaps unanswerable questions about society’s conception of crime and punishment, <i>Predators</i> examines the phenomenon of To Catch a Predator, which exposed child predators through televised sting operations. Director David Osit conducts a thoughtful, layered analysis of the show and its legacy, surfacing legally and ethically questionable tactics employed to turn vigilante justice into media spectacle. In the process, Osit asks viewers to consider their own complicity in consuming true crime programs, which trade in public humiliation and schadenfreude as popular entertainment.