This week’s streaming picks highlight five entertaining creature features centered on rampaging animals of all varieties. While it appears poised to deliver a raucously entertaining time at the movies, Cocaine Bear isn’t the first horror-comedy or horror movie to feature a drug or serum-enhanced animal on a violent warpath. In the film, a 500-pound apex predator ingests a staggering amount of cocaine, sparking a coke-fueled rampage that’ll end in a lot of bloodshed. Universal’s Cocaine Bear from director Elizabeth Banks ( Charlie’s Angels ) arrives in theaters this Friday, Febru. Presumably, even the Japanese version ends with Eric being re-animated by Mac, but the “death by police shooting” is shockingly dark for a movie aimed towards children.Īfter years of doubt, indisputable proof that the kid from MAC and ME gets shot on camera in the Japanese release of the film. They toned it down (I think after a test screening), but I can only assume that original cut went to foreign markets.” One of the people responsible for Shout’s bonus features, Daniel Griffith chimes in with more insight, “ I discussed this scene with the director when I was producing the extras for the blu, and he mentioned elements in the film that went too far. Kuplowsky explains, “ This is cut out of every US version that I’ve seen no mention of it on the Shout Factory release.”

Unlike the version we’ve all seen, which ends with young main character Eric seemingly dying in an explosion but then being saved by his alien pal, Eric is shot point blank in the chest by a cop in the alternate version of the film! Producer and film curator Peter Kuplowsky is the man responsible for this rare footage, taken from the Japanese version of Mac and Me. Even more so because someone tracked down an insanely messed up alternate ending this week. ripoff/bizarre McDonald’s commercial Mac and Me was just released on Shout Factory Collector’s Edition Blu-ray this week, which means it’s once again become a top of discussion on Film Twitter. Notable for being one of the worst movies ever made, 1988’s E.T.

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