Creature Features revel in the chaos of nature gone wild. Whether it’s prehistoric predators revived in Jurassic Park, genetically engineered nightmares in Anaconda, or the gleefully over-the-top swarms in Eight-Legged Freaks, these films push humans to their limits against monsters both imagined and real. They tap into our ancient fears of the dark woods, the deep ocean, and the unseen dangers lurking in the natural world. Some are terrifying (The Descent), some campy (Sharknado), and some heartbreaking (Jaws still makes us hesitate at the beach). Either way, they remind us that humanity’s grip on “top of the food chain” is fragile at best.
Based on the true story of a bear who ate cocaine that fell off a plane carrying drugs, Cocaine Bear was released in 2023 by Elizabeth Banks
Dovvre Mountain is home to the folklore of Trolls. But are the stories just fairlytales? Troll was once a myth but now he’s been unearthed.
David Howard Thornton stars in a Christmas Hallmark horror movie parady about a Santa hat wearing Grinch on a slashing spree.
Two giant reptiles make a nest at a scenic wedding venue. Lisa & Dylan’s plan for the perfect day is ruined by Crocodile vengence
The History of Horror dives into its latest documentary series of LGBTQIA+ Queer for Fear four episodes of Queer horror on Shudder.
Indris Elba is cast as Dr. Nate in a creature feature that wants to show you that lions have feelings too. Directed by Baltasar Kormákur.
