Welcome to strange cinematic trend: bears are invading your screens, with 'Cocaine Bear' and 'Winnie-The-Pooh: Blood & Honey'. Is it the return of camp horror to the screens or are they both utter garbage?
This piece contains spoilers. Bears can be scary, but just imagine how much scarier a bear on cocaine would be. Elizabeth Banks sought to answer the question by directing the recently released movie “Cocaine Bear.” Clearly, the most notable aspect of “Cocaine Bear” is its one-of-a-kind premise. In an industry jaded by an excess of.
Despite its patently crazy premise and gross-out set pieces, Elizabeth Banks’s film – which already feels dispiritingly like a product of its time – is somehow less compelling than the true story that inspired it.
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