Pop! Bear with Bag

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For those same fans who can’t wait until the movie release, these Vinyl Figures are an exciting way to experience some of the mystique and drama behind the white-furred criminal for themselves. My mission is simple: To bring cool geeky news and content and share my passion with the rest of the world. Sadly, Thornton never made it back, as he was found dead with 77 pounds of cocaine strapped to his waist.

Vinyl Figure is an exclusive figure inspired by the crazy true story of a bear that ate from a bag of cocaine dropped from an airplane in 1985. This gruesome but fascinating figure is sure to be a hit with collectors, and it’s a great way to own a piece of this bizarre story. Directed by Elizabeth Banks, Cocaine Bear was inspired by the true tale of a 175-pound black bear found in the forests of Georgia in 1985 surrounded by 40 open containers of smuggled coke.

The red-eyed beast at the center of the poster is clearly in the middle of a drug-fueled rage, but the color palette and design help evoke the funky '80s vibe given off by the film itself. The movie finds an oddball group of cops, criminals, tourists and teens converging in a Georgia forest where a 500- pound apex predator has ingested a staggering amount of cocaine and gone on a coke-fueled rampage for more blow … and blood. The bear eventually died of an apparent overdose, and its remains were found with several open packages of cocaine scattered around it.

And if Elizabeth Banks gets to make another animal-on-drugs movie after Cocaine Bear, there will certainly be more adorable yet terrifying creatures to choose from. Overall, Cocaine Bear is a movie that promises to be both thrilling and entertaining, with an unusual plotline that is based on real events. The Machines) and Aditya Sood ( The Martian) for Lord Miller, by Elizabeth Banks and Max Handelman ( Pitch Perfect franchise) for Brownstone Productions, and by Brian Duffield ( Spontaneous). The red duffel bag at its feet is already an iconic prop thanks to the movie's release this week, and audiences know exactly what will happen when the animal ingests it. The outlandish adventure film about a bear on a blow-fueled, blood-soaked rampage roared into theaters on Feb.The upcoming movie Cocaine Bear is a thrilling horror-comedy that promises to be an exciting addition to the genre. While the story of the Cocaine Bear is fascinating in itself, it has now inspired a movie that promises to be an equally wild ride. However, what makes this movie unique is that it is based on a true story that is stranger than fiction.

Universal Pictures’ apex predator film has spawned official merch, including vinyl figurines by Funko Pop! The film has already inspired campy copycat (ahem, copycroc) movies: B-movie “ mockbuster” studio The Asylum unleashed a poster for Attack of the Meth Gator last Friday.Directed by Elizabeth Banks, the movie stars Keri Russell and Ray Liotta and follows the story of a black bear on a rampage while high on cocaine. Directed by Elizabeth Banks, the comedy horror film features Keri Russell as Sari and O'Shea Jackson Jr. Although the real events are ultimately nothing like the movie, Cocaine Bear imagines a scenario where the curious bear goes on a rampage after consuming a large amount of drugs.

The movie takes some creative liberties with the true story, but it’s clear that the real events are just as wild as the fictional retelling. In a tweet, the low-budget production company (which is behind the Sharknado franchise, Asteroid-a-Geddon and Mega Shark Versus Giant Octopus) teased a new alligator horror comedy “coming for your life this summer. Has appeared on PBS series' Monstrum, served on the SXSW Midnighter shorts jury, and moderated horror panels for WonderCon and SeriesFest. The Funko-exclusive edition has the bear sitting with a red duffle bag while holding the cocaine in his mouth. As many of you may know, the Cocaine Bear movie is based on the real-life story of a black bear in Georgia that ingested a large amount of cocaine dropped by a drug smuggler in the 1980s.The common release depicts the bear in a menacing pose, with blood splatter and scratches all over its body, and the dismembered foot is a gruesome yet fitting accessory that adds to the horror of the scene. Given that adults enjoy collecting these figures as much as any kid, it would be a treat to see future projects given the same rollout. Given the already viral popularity of the premise, the beloved toy company prepared a couple of fantastic Pop!