It's unclear how much money Cocaine Bear will actually make. Per Variety, the Elizabeth Banks-directed movie made $2 million on opening night.With a reported budget of $20 million, it'll need to ...

M3GANs and Cocaine Bears, oh my! I see what you did there, Hollywood; camp horror is back! 2023 is just getting started, but I’ve sensed the movie trend beginning to reemerge into the mainstream ...

We're not saying that Cocaine Bear is the new Hereditary.It's still first and foremost an often-hilarious comedy that reveals in its absurdity, but the horror set pieces are another string to its ...

Not since Leonardo DiCaprio wrestled a bear to win an Oscar has ursine cinema been this hot. Last weekend, Elizabeth Banks’ Cocaine Bear shredded box-office expectations with a $28.4 million ...

The film, with a crackling script by Jimmy Warden, partly functions as a campy sendup of 1990s monster horror movies, ... I’m overanalyzing a movie about a bear who loves cocaine. 3.

The 1985 account of a bear that ingested a stash of cocaine gets gleefully exaggerated horror-comedy treatment in this latest movie directed by Elizabeth Banks.

While many leaned into the horror and silliness, others were unimpressed with the movie about a bear eating cocaine. As David Sims explains in his Atlantic Review:. Cocaine Bear could’ve been a ...

NEW YORK — On Dec. 22, 1985, The Associated Press reported the following from Blue Ridge, Georgia: “Investigators searching for cocaine dropped by an airborne smuggler have found a ripped-up ...

Directed by Elizabeth Banks, and written by Jimmy Warden, Cocaine Bear is an intentionally ridiculous horror movie about a bear who—you guessed it—does cocaine, and kills a bunch of people.

It's a film about a bear, on cocaine, and the quite severe dangers of being near said bear. It's the perfect weekend watch on Prime Video if you love a silly horror comedy. Watch Cocaine Bear on ...

"Cocaine Bear" is based on a true story. It's nuts, but Elizabeth Banks' film isn't wild enough, even with Keri Russell, Margo Martindale, Ray Liotta.

“Cocaine Bear” is rampaging toward a theater near you. The fact that so many movie-goers are so excited for its arrival just underscores one thing: People just love goofy horror movies.