A bear, some illicit drugs, and chaos. Netflix's latest streaming sensation is a horror-comedy that fans are raving about.

The back cover has an animated rendition of Cocaine Bear’s main ambulance chase scene, while the inside is made up to look like warning labels. Cocaine Bear, based very loosely on an insane true ...

The film’s blend of comedy, action, and horror reaches its peak around Cocaine Bear’s midpoint in a cabin attack that extends into an ambulance chase. The sequence rides high on its own ...

Cocaine Bear has a simple premise: A bear who ingests cocaine goes on a wild massacre, eating anything and everything it encounters while running amok. One aspect that drew me and many others to ...

Cocaine Bear is the story that keeps on giving − or maybe it's the one that just won't go away. The National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum launched a figurine of the famous bear in ...

If you want to blow your mind and watch Cocaine Bear at home — which Rolling Stone called “a gift to stoners everywhere” — you can stream the horror-meets-comedy flick a few different ways.

While Beth is escorting Liz to the ambulance, the 400-pound bear has Tom ... and the chase is on. Now this is the campy, fun horror we were promised in the Cocaine Bear trailer.

especially in a tense ambulance chase (alongside TikTok Customer Service Guy Scott Seiss, clearly matching the film’s wacky energy) that sees everyone making the exact wrong decision when a black bear ...

‘This Was The Fast & the Furious — But One of the Cars Is a Bear’Cocaine Bear director Elizabeth Banks breaks down the “scientific precision” of that mostly improvised ambulance chase.

Elizabeth Banks's career has always been plagued by ill acting and directing choices, and Cocaine Bear is sadly no exception ... Save for an entertaining chase scene involving an ambulance, most of ...