Streaming Guide
‘Cocaine Bear’ Creators Release ‘Maximum Rampage Edition’: Here’s Where to Find the Film Online
Universal Studios' new cult classic makes its way to streaming and Blu-ray/DVD with deleted scenes and an alternate ending
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After it blew away the competition at the box office, Cocaine Bear, the Elizabeth Banks-directed blockbuster starring Keri Russell, has finally roared onto streaming services following its successful theatrical release earlier this year. Inspired by true events, Cocaine Bear tells the classic tale of a bear that eats, well, you know, following a drug smuggler’s plane crash in the Eighties.
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“Cocaine Bear’s felt like a cult-classic fetish object in the making since the release of its first trailer, maybe because schlock hits a little differently in a market crowded with IP that’s been brand-managed half to death,” K. Austin Collins wrote in Rolling Stone‘s Cocaine Bear movie review. “Cocaine Bear delights in being stupid. It isn’t always funny — some of its recurring bits never take off and others flame out — but it’s appreciably stupid.”
If you want to blow your mind and watch Cocaine Bear at home — which Rolling Stone called “a gift to stoners everywhere” — you can stream the horror-meets-comedy flick a few different ways.
Starring O’Shea Jackson Jr., Ray Liotta, Isaiah Whitlock Jr., Margo Martindale, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Cocaine Bear is currently streaming on Peacock.
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Peacock isn’t your only way to watch Cocaine Bear — the movie’s also available to download on Prime Video for $19.99, which lets you watch the film whenever you want, no WiFi required.
You can also buy Cocaine Bear on Blu-ray/DVD in a special “maximum rampage edition.” The special-edition release includes an alternate ending, plus deleted and extended scenes, and a cast gag reel.
Even though it premiered in theaters months ago, the movie is still playing in select theaters as well, and you can find tickets and see if your local theater has showtimes on sites like Fandango.