Cocaine Bear not only birthed a subgenre of low-budget animals-on-drugs movies, but changed the way horror depicted drug use.

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The new comedy “Cocaine Bear” is exactly what you think it ... partly functions as a campy sendup of 1990s monster horror movies, such as “Anaconda” and “Lake Placid,” about deadly ...

and that movie didn’t exactly blow up the box office. The secret might just lie in Cocaine Bear’s tone and scale. By acting as both an homage to natural horror and, in some moments ...

Enter Cocaine Bear, which, if you have avoided the trailers ... It might not be clear why we called the movie a horror comedy from the trailers, but this is no straight-up comedy.

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.

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.

I laughed and clapped my way through this entire movie.) I mentioned Freddy Krueger earlier, but Cocaine Bear plays more like an ’80s horror movie in the vein of Friday the 13th. But instead of ...

Whether or not audiences form lines for “Cocaine Bear,” it’s hard to completely dismiss a mainstream horror-comedy that ... You’ve seen worse new movies in February, maybe even this ...

Now that “Cocaine Bear” is a bona fide ... for a theatrical comedy proposition and I think it’s what makes horror movies still really work. There’s something transgressive about it.

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 ...