Cocaine Bear

In the deep, tangled heart of the Georgia wilderness, a mishap in the sky sends a payload of cocaine scattering across the forest floor. When a massive black bear stumbles upon the illicit bounty, the animal’s normal instincts are twisted into something wildly unpredictable. The result is a bizarre, high‑octane blend of nature gone rogue and human folly, a tone that teeters between dark comedy and pulse‑quickening suspense. The forest itself becomes a character, its quiet canopy hiding the imminent chaos that lurks just beneath the surface.

Among the scattered hikers, the teenage artist Dee Dee ventures into the woods with her best friend, seeking the serenity of hidden waterfalls for her paintings. Their curiosity quickly brushes against danger, drawing them into the bear’s erratic path. Meanwhile, park ranger Liz patrols the same terrain, balancing her duty to protect the land with the mounting unease that something is profoundly wrong. A lone drug dealer, Daveed, arrives in the region on business that inadvertently brings him into the same tangled web, forcing a reluctant partnership with the ranger and the teenagers. The interactions among these disparate strangers crackle with tension, humor, and a shared sense that the forest is no longer a safe backdrop but an unpredictable arena.

The film’s style leans into a gritty, almost documentary feel, juxtaposing the raw beauty of the Southern woods with the absurdity of a bear on a drug‑induced rampage. Every rustle of leaves and distant howl hints at looming danger, while the characters’ uneasy camaraderie offers moments of levity amid the dread. As the group navigates the increasingly strange and perilous environment, the audience is invited to wonder whether survival will come from sheer luck, quick wit, or an unexpected alliance forged in the shadow of a very unconventional predator.

Last Updated: August 09, 2025 at 20:54