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This classifies Cocaine Shark as a documentary https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocaine_Shark https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cocaine_Shark

• yruam001 5mo ago
  indeed
• dbbk 5mo ago
  "The film features various mutated creatures, none of which are actually sharks on cocaine as the title suggests." they had one job
  • butlike 5mo ago
    One. Job.
• api 5mo ago
  So much potential in that franchise. Cocaine moose, cocaine snake (or Snakes on Cocaine, which could have the line “I want these mother f’ing snakes off mother f’ing cocaine!”), cocaine lion, cocaine hippo, cocaine alligator…
  • oniony 5mo ago
    Or even Cocaine Bear: https://m.imdb.com/title/tt14209916 https://m.imdb.com/title/tt14209916
    • JohnHaugeland 5mo ago
      that's what the person you're replying to was referring to
  • snapplebobapple 5mo ago
    Meh, i think branching out to different animals is a mistake. They could have evolved beyond comedy to drama by instead putting the bear on meth in the sequel. Follow the bear through its downward spiral losing its teeth and eventually hitting bottom drinking its own urine to stay high. The redemption ark could be an unlikely friendship formed with one of the campers it mauled in the first movie sparked by the bear sobering up and doing the apology tour.
    • api 5mo ago
      That sounds more like magic mushrooms bear, in which the bear realizes all life is one and to maul other beings is to maul yourself.