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Samara Weaving: ‘Starring in a horror film shook the anxiety out of me – I didn’t need my meds after that’

INTERVIEW: The Australian actor has developed a cult fanbase from her appearances in gory movies including ‘Ready or Not’, ‘Scream VI’ and ‘The Babysitter’. As she plays a stalked pop star in ‘Borderline’, she tells Adam White about soap opera fame, being directed by her husband, and the wonder of…

The Independent UK

Borderline review – Raymond Nicholson shines as a deranged fan in comedy thriller

It’s the 1990s and a famous pop star is taken hostage by a fan in Jimmy Warden’s stylish but confused film, loosely inspired by a real-life stalker case involving Madonna

The Guardian - UK

One of the most entertaining thriller movies of 2025 just landed on Peacock — and it’s a darkly comedic watch

Peacock just added “Borderline,” a comedy-thriller movie that takes a twisted, hilarious dive into celebrity obsession and violent mayhem.

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Jack Nicholson's son has me intrigued to watch Borderline on-demand this weekend

In Borderline, Ray Nicholson stars opposite scream queen Samara Weaving as a romantic sociopath obsessed with a '90s pop star

WhatToWatch

Cocaine Bear: Portrush actor JB Moore on Hollywood debut in blockbuster

"It’s a great ensemble cast, the characters Jimmy Warden created were so much fun to play"

Belfast Live

Review: The enjoyably grisly 'Cocaine Bear' is nothing to sniff at

In September 1985, Tennessee authorities discovered the body of Andrew Carter Thornton II, a former narcotics officer turned drug smuggler who had fallen to his death from a plane. The bags full of cocaine he was transporting into the country took longer to recover. By the time the illicit cargo…

Los Angeles Times

Movie review: You don’t expect much, but silly and violent ‘Cocaine Bear’ still falls short

A great work of cinema has more to offer than its surface narrative; look deeper into it, and the viewer will find metaphors and themes meriting thought and discussion.

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‘Cocaine Bear’ review: Bear finds smuggler’s drugs. The welcome, and truthiness, wear off fast

It gives me no pleasure to hate on “Cocaine Bear.” The director Elizabeth Banks (”Pitch Perfect 2,” the “Charlie’s Angels” reboot) isn’t the chief problem, even if her mashup of dismemberment, mugging and dubious heartwarming is this month’s working definition of “tonal problems.” But with this script, the project was…

Chicago Tribune

'Cocaine Bear' Review: A Drug-Fueled Descent Into Pure Chaos

'Cocaine Bear' is a fittingly absurd, shockingly violent horror comedy. Here's Inverse's review of the new, Elizabeth Banks-directed film.

Inverse

Cocaine Bear review – critter-on-drugs thriller struggles to live up to sensational title

Not since Snakes on a Plane has a title promised so much, but despite a great cast the plot is too tame

The Guardian - UK

'Cocaine Bear' is here to strike a blow to staid Hollywood

Yes, “Cocaine Bear” is a real movie

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