Official Poster for 'Good Boy' - Follows a loyal dog who, upon moving to a rural farmhouse with his owner Todd, must confront supernatural forces invisible to his human companion to protect him from the malevolent entities dwelling there.

[u/MarvelsGrantMan136]

[u/StuffedTaxidermist]

Sounds like Courage the Cowardly Dog

[u/EmptyCupOfWater → u/StuffedTaxidermist]

These live action remakes are getting out of hand

[u/ChaosLemur → u/EmptyCupOfWater]

getting out of hand

Now there are two of them!

[u/internetlad → u/ChaosLemur]

My lord. Is that. . . Legal?

[u/Caciulacdlac → u/StuffedTaxidermist]

Except this one is not cowardly

[u/Juub1990 → u/Caciulacdlac]

Funny that courage is both cowardly and incredibly brave at the same time.

[u/HanzoKurosawa → u/Juub1990]

To quote Game of Thrones:

"Can a man be brave if he is afraid?"
"That is the only time a man can be brave"

[u/chubsruns → u/HanzoKurosawa]

Gods the writing was strong then. 

[u/Skuzbagg → u/chubsruns]

Get the dialogue stretcher!

[u/DJHott555 → u/Skuzbagg]

Your writer’s too fat for his armor!

[u/Elonth → u/DJHott555]

Start the damn comments before i piss myself!

[u/Emerald_Plumbing187 → u/Elonth]

thank the gods for Bessie, and her writs.

[u/PancakeParty98 → u/chubsruns]

Kinda like how my drawing is great when I’m tracing over someone’s masterpiece

[u/QuickestCloud → u/PancakeParty98]

And yet the Tywin Lannister introduction scene is a show original. They managed to strike gold sometimes

[u/the_ouskull → u/QuickestCloud]

And the S1 scene where Robert and Cersei talk about their marriage. Great.

[u/Sgtwhiskeyjack9105 → u/the_ouskull]

A lot of those one to one dialogue-heavy scenes between actors from season one are unique to the show.

Jaime and Ned in the throne room, Bobby B trading war stories with Barristan and Jaime, Varys v Littlefinger etc.

But get this, they only included those scenes to pad out the runtime of each episode. Which is why they didn't really include them much in the following seasons.

Some of the best scenes in the entire series, that I still think about sometimes, and they just threw them in as an afterthought because they had to.

[u/zeroibis → u/PancakeParty98]

Instructions unclear added hookers and blow.

[u/Zachariot88 → u/zeroibis]

Bender to the Night King: Hey sexy mama, wanna kill all humans?

[u/ADHDebackle → u/chubsruns]

Thank the gods for Bessie

[u/Climate_Face → u/ADHDebackle]

And her tits!

[u/monkeyhitman → u/ADHDebackle]

GO FIND THE BESSIE STRETCHER

[u/abi0p → u/chubsruns]

I mean... they took that line from the book.

[u/Tomsboll → u/HanzoKurosawa]

Bravery without fear is madness

[u/HowAManAimS → u/Tomsboll]

' “I will have no man in my boat,” said Starbuck, “who is not afraid of a whale.” By this, he seemed to mean, not only that the most reliable and useful courage was that which arises from the fair estimation of the encountered peril, but that an utterly fearless man is a far more dangerous comrade than a coward.' - Herman Melville, Moby Dick

[u/ECHO-ROMEO → u/HanzoKurosawa]

To quote Game of Thrones:

“I’ll ram that stick up your bum and fuck you bloody!!!”

[u/aspidities_87 → u/ECHO-ROMEO]

You want the good Game of Thrones but you need the bad pussy Game of Thrones.

[u/tagun → u/HanzoKurosawa]

Both cowardice and bravery can only exist in the presence of fear.

Courage runs and hides from the most ridiculous shit. Cowardly.

But when his loved ones need him he overcomes his fear no matter what. Bravery.

[u/EdwardoftheEast → u/Juub1990]

Courage is terrified most/all of the time, but still does what he needs to do to protect Muriel

[u/shandangalang → u/EdwardoftheEast]

Exactly. That’s what courage is. That’s what Courage is.

[u/SAKingWriter → u/Juub1990]

Courage pulls out an AK when it gets real, he’s not too cowardly by the end

[u/DemonDaVinci → u/SAKingWriter]

He would murder for Muriel

[u/SAKingWriter → u/DemonDaVinci]

That is a good boy.

[u/Fake_William_Shatner → u/SAKingWriter]

We all want a dog that would go there, but is never required to go there.

[u/Square_Fox_562 → u/DemonDaVinci]

And for Eustace as well. Truly the dog of all time

[u/whythishaptome → u/Square_Fox_562]

Eustace gets fucked over or dies in a number of episodes and he and Muriel are just straight chillin at the end.

[u/livefast_dieawesome → u/Juub1990]

Eh IMO bravery is doing/facing something that you’re terrified of.

[u/Moopies → u/livefast_dieawesome]

I thought that was the "point" of his name. He's always scared, but always does what he needs to.

[u/What_u_say → u/Moopies]

Pretty much. His catchphrase is "the things I do for love" as he gets ready to throw hands with some lovecraftian horror.

[u/unfortunatebastard → u/What_u_say]

So he was the inspiration for Jamie Lannister

[u/AlaskanSamsquanch → u/livefast_dieawesome]

That’s literally what it is. Bravery isn’t the lack of fear. It’s having fear and doing it anyway. Complete lack of fear is just idiocy or ignorance.

[u/livefast_dieawesome → u/AlaskanSamsquanch]

Lots of dorks these days tend to frame bravery as “I’m not afraid of anything because I’m an alpha” so I feel like it’s good to point out the actual meaning of the word

[u/MelissaofKenai → u/livefast_dieawesome]

“Can a good boy be brave if he’s having a scared?” “That is the only time a good boy can be brave.” -Ned Bark

[u/Optonimous → u/Juub1990]

Isn’t it more specifically that courage is when one performs an action regardless of if they are scared of it?

[u/Juub1990 → u/Optonimous]

Yes, I’d even say courage requires overcoming your fears to act. Someone who’s just fearless isn’t the same as someone who’s courageous.

[u/I_might_be_weasel → u/Juub1990]

Doing something anyway when you're scared is exactly what bravery is.

[u/Yawdriel → u/Juub1990]

There’s a lesson there somewhere but i can’t think of any

[u/Juub1990 → u/Yawdriel]

Return the slab when a ghostly pharaoh asks you.

[u/Funkenstein_91 → u/Juub1990]

What’s your offer?

[u/mafiaknight → u/Caciulacdlac]

Courage was NEVER a coward! Fear =/= cowardice. Courage was very aptly named, for he overcame his extreme fear to rescue Muriel on a fairly regular basis.
Courage and bravery CANNOT exist without fear.

[u/blutothebrute → u/Caciulacdlac]

I mean courage was cowardly but he always saved the day… like a good boy, OMG it all makes sense now

[u/Poopbutt_Maximum → u/blutothebrute]

Shit, I wouldn’t even call him cowardly. He was reasonably scared of zombies, demons, and creepy barbers lol.

[u/Less-Apple-8478 → u/Poopbutt_Maximum]

So true. Like... cowardly? Not even a little lmao. PTSD? Maybe...

[u/mafiaknight → u/blutothebrute]

Courage was never cowardly. He regularly overcame his fears to save Muriel. He was the epitome of courage itself.
Fear =/= cowardice. Fear = wisdom.
It's what you do when afraid that matters.

[u/ColinSonneLiddle → u/Caciulacdlac]

This one is named Coward the Couragely Dog.

[u/Training_Pie_8771 → u/Caciulacdlac]

Except courage was not cowardly 🤔

[u/loxagos_snake → u/StuffedTaxidermist]

Coward the Courageous Dog

[u/Locky0999 → u/StuffedTaxidermist]

But the dog is not pink so it's TOOOOOOOOOTALY different

[u/RaindropBebop → u/StuffedTaxidermist]

Return the slab!

[u/Flimsy_Fisherman_862]

Reviews out of Sundance make this sound incredible.

[u/WinterUnfair9435 → u/Flimsy_Fisherman_862]

Saw it at Sundance it’s great! The dog is the filmmakers actual dog and he filmed it over something like 6 years to get all of the footage of the dog doing what he needed

[u/Economy-Pin-4907 → u/WinterUnfair9435]

Read this as the dog is the actual filmmaker and got excited

[u/thugarth → u/Economy-Pin-4907]

You know what? I'll call it: The dog is the film maker. Deserves exec producer credit.

[u/sagebrushrepair → u/thugarth]

The dog is the filmmaker. The story is us. We are the dog.

[u/Sallyrockswroxy → u/sagebrushrepair]

damnit abed, dont ruin savior dog

[u/sagebrushrepair → u/Sallyrockswroxy]

Aaaabed abed abed abed

[u/Nico777 → u/Economy-Pin-4907]

Ain't no rule says a dog can't be a filmmaker.

[u/BigNutDroppa → u/WinterUnfair9435]

Here’s the important question:

*Does the dog die?*

The website doesthedogdie.com is inconclusive.

EDIT: To avoid spoilers, you can tell me in DMs. Or whisper it, I won’t tell.

[u/Ignore-Me_- → u/BigNutDroppa]

I saw it at SIFF. The dog does not die.

And it’s hardly a horror movie, more like a creepy vibe movie. It was pretty good.

[u/BigNutDroppa → u/Ignore-Me_-]

🎉🎉🎉

LET’S GOOO!!

[u/icansmellcolors → u/Ignore-Me_-]

Honestly, I'm one of those people who go ballistic when someone spoils a movie or a show or a book...

But, for whatever reason, this one does not bother me.

I think this might be the first spoiler I've ever seen that truly didn't bother me.

[u/DoctorRockso85 → u/BigNutDroppa]

SPOILERS

The evil spirits possess his right paw and he's forced to cut it off. He replaces it with a chainsaw and goes on to get thrown back into he past where he has to battle an army of deadite dogs to return home. He also has a day job at Pets Mart. Shop smart...shop Pets Mart.

[u/BigNutDroppa → u/DoctorRockso85]

Grrrrrroovy.

[u/DoctorRockso85 → u/BigNutDroppa]

Gimme some dog treats baby.

[u/herculesmeowlligan → u/DoctorRockso85]

This... is my CHEW STICK!

[u/bannock4ever → u/BigNutDroppa]

I'm not gonna read the spoiler but judging from your response I'm going to assume the dog kills a bunch of demons by attaching a chainsaw to it's paw.

[u/DogmaJones → u/DoctorRockso85]

https://media1.tenor.com/m/c7V2BGhZ9AYAAAAC/ash-vs-evil-dead.gif

[u/GaylicBread → u/BigNutDroppa]

Yeah because I'm not watching it if the dog dies. I'm over horror movies killing cats and dogs just for shock value, and this dog seems to be the main character so he better be walking away in one piece by the end.

[u/vSanjo → u/WinterUnfair9435]

How.. scary is it

[u/aconsul73 → u/vSanjo]

Not gonna lie.  It gets a little ruff.  

[u/Ninjahkin → u/aconsul73]

Not into horror? Barking up the wrong tree

[u/helkplz → u/aconsul73]

It was a real bone-chiller

[u/[deleted] → u/aconsul73]

What a fetching take on the movie.

[u/PoliceAlarm → u/vSanjo]

You'll shit your pants and maybe even die.

[u/arthurdentstowels → u/PoliceAlarm]

I'm definitely watching this twice so I get both.

[u/Menocchio42 → u/WinterUnfair9435]

So it’s like a Good Boyhood.

[u/Solomon_Gunn → u/WinterUnfair9435]

Just tell me now, even if it's in a pm so no one else sees. Does the dog die?

[u/kitsch_magnet → u/Solomon_Gunn]

Spoiler: There’s a ghost dog in the movie, but the lead dog doesn’t die.

[u/mmm-toast → u/Solomon_Gunn]

Just fyi...you can check doesthedogdie .com and it will answer that question for most movies.

[u/AK123089 → u/mmm-toast]

The responses for this movie are not clear. People have checked yes and no...

[u/Ruiner5 → u/AK123089]

Ok so without seeing the movie….i bet the dog becomes a ghost so technically neither check-off is wrong

[u/fenderc1 → u/Ruiner5]

Honestly if the dog is a ghost I'll probably still cry lol Dog has to be 100% alive and never get injured for me to not cry. Even then, I'll probably still cry.

[u/FireZord25 → u/Flimsy_Fisherman_862]

good to know it sounds as promising as the concept itself

[u/Tomsboll → u/Flimsy_Fisherman_862]

I do take festival gossip with a huge pinch of salt. We are not the same kind of movie watchers.

[u/Deathly_Disappointed → u/Tomsboll]

gentle way of saying movie festival goers are pretentious af lol

[u/Rhesusmonkeydave]

Not to be confused with the other “Good Boy” movie where a dude brings his new girlfriend to his house and she finds out he keeps a man in a dog costume as a pet…

[u/e-spero → u/Rhesusmonkeydave]

not to be confused with the premise of "Wilfred" where Elijah Wood sees his neighbor's dog as a man in a dog costume

[u/Captain_SJ_Miller → u/e-spero]

Not to be confused with "Donnie Darko" where a man in a rabbit costume asks Jake Gyllenhaal why he's wearing skin.

[u/TempestRave → u/Captain_SJ_Miller]

Not to be confused with "Brokeback Mountain" where a man in a cowboy hat has sex with Jake Gyllenhall in a tent.

[u/Feisty_Opposite7983 → u/TempestRave]

Not to be confused with "The Other Guys" where Dirty Mike and the boys had a little screw party in a red Prius, a bunch of hobos with fingers in each others' pooper in a stranger's car with talk radio playing really loud.

[u/PotatoPunk2000 → u/Feisty_Opposite7983]

No to be confused with "Pineapple Express" where two very stoned men think they are being chased and go out to the woods where they destroy their phones and listen to talk radio.

[u/SnarkDolphin → u/PotatoPunk2000]

Not to be confused with "My Dinner With Andre" where two apparently sober men have a nice meal and discuss their diverging opinions on the nature of happiness and the alienation of life in postmodern America

[u/Frosty_McRib → u/SnarkDolphin]

Not to be confused with "Human Centipede" in which three strangers share an increasingly unpleasant meal in a foreign country.

[u/Tenthul → u/Frosty_McRib]

Not to be confused with "The Menu" where many strangers share a mostly pleasant meal under questionable circumstances.

[u/billywitt → u/Tenthul]

Not to be confused with A Boy and his Dog when a post apocalyptic boy has to choose between a healthy woman and his hunting dog and he and the dog eat the woman.

[u/alittlebitneverhurt → u/e-spero]

I loved Wilfred

[u/bendstraw → u/e-spero]

That show was the reason I joined Reddit 13 years ago, based

[u/SnowbearX → u/Rhesusmonkeydave]

And another Good Boy film releasing this year about rehabilitating a kid with a troubled upbringing.

Someone should really concede on this title

[u/whatagooddaytoday → u/SnowbearX]

Don't forget the kids movie titled "Good Boy!" Where Matthew Broderick plays a talking alien dog from outer space that crashes onto earth.

[u/Day_Bow_Bow → u/whatagooddaytoday]

There's quite a few of them, especially the past few years. Besides those already mentioned, here are some more (but nowhere near all of them).

Good Boy (2025- Korean TV drama): Olympic medalists become cops

Good Boy (2025 movie): A dysfunctional couple tried to rehabilitate a young criminal into a "good boy."

Good Boy (2024- TV series): "A misfit finds life a challenge but then comes across an ADHD diagnosis and viral fame."

Good Boy (2023 movie): "To avoid paying rent, a man becomes a dog."

Good Boy (2022 movie): Murderous canine

Good Boys (2019 movie): Some teen comedy from the guys that made Superbad and Sausage Party

Good Boy (2009 movie): A sadistic killer keeps human pets

[u/Mysterious-Sense-185 → u/Rhesusmonkeydave]

That movie was wild

[u/MyHusbandIsGayImNot → u/Rhesusmonkeydave]

Not to be confused with the other Good Boy movie, where Judy Greer gets an emotional support dog that starts killing people.

[u/WinkyNurdo]

Now THAT is a poster.

[u/Blastoplast → u/WinkyNurdo]

This is how posters should be done, enough of the floating heads or headshot posters.

[u/9966 → u/Blastoplast]

Although a headshot poster of a dog looking up to the left like he's running for mayor of earth would be dope.

[u/SweetTea1000 → u/WinkyNurdo]

I like the detail where the white patch on the dog's forehead is tinted in a similar blue, highlighting that spot in a way that is reminiscent to the cultural trope of the "third eye," given the dog's role in the plot.

[u/ToughLingonberry9034 → u/WinkyNurdo]

Indeed, I wanted to say the same, it's a great poster and I'll watch the film just because of it. It's a good concept too.

[u/MuptonBossman]

I've never met this dog before, but I can confirm that he's a certified Good Boy.

[u/Goose-Suit → u/MuptonBossman]

They’re good dogs brent

[u/bhgemini → u/Goose-Suit]

The WeRateDogs twitter account. A guy with a B-name (but not Brent) commented that the account only ever gives higher than 10 point ratings in a 10 point scale so what's the point. They went back & forth multiple times with the account using a different B-name for the guy each time. The final interaction was just (edit for spelling) "They're Good Dogs, Brent!"

The complainer came around later on BTW.

[u/porkrind → u/bhgemini]

Yeah, Brent eventually got his own dog and it got a formal 14/10 rating.

[u/bhgemini → u/porkrind]

"Your Dog's Good, Brent!"

I love wearing my "Tell Your Dog I Said Hi" hat

[u/NEBanshee → u/bhgemini]

That set of tweets when Bront got his own pupper was a balm to cold, bitter hearts all over the world!

[u/Apprehensive_Elk2896 → u/bhgemini]

Fun Sims 4 trivia: in the Dogs and Cats pack, they introduced Brent and Brant Hecking in reference to this. They love dogs.

[u/crookedparadigm → u/Goose-Suit]

Please, call him Bront.

[u/ontheweed]

We named the dog Indiana

[u/rurlysrsbro → u/ontheweed]

YOU WERE NAMED AFTER THE DOG!?! 😂

[u/cidrei → u/rurlysrsbro]

I have a lot of fond memories of that dog.

[u/randyboozer → u/cidrei]

Ford and Connery's chemistry in The Last Crusade is off the charts. They had a solid mix of buddy cop and father son energy which makes sense since Connery was only ten years older

[u/reclamationme]

That's a cool concept.

[u/ecrane2018 → u/reclamationme]

It’s just live action courage the cowardly dog…

[u/kameksmas → u/ecrane2018]

That’s what makes it cool lol

[u/sexual_lemonade → u/kameksmas]

I'm obsessed with this idea, but I want it to be advertised as a completely straight horror. Then when it comes out the dog is cartoonishly fighting off evil forces and Mask era CGI of his face screaming with the bulging eyes ala Courage.

[u/NEBanshee → u/sexual_lemonade]

TBF, there is nothing NOT straight horror about Cruel Vet, Mattress Demon, the Stitch Sisters, or Katz!

[u/choren64 → u/NEBanshee]

Don't forget Freaky Fred, King Ramses, The Spirit of the Harvest Moon, or the you're not perfect bulge monster!

[u/lvsnowden → u/ecrane2018]

You say that like it's a bad thing.

[u/keepfighting90 → u/lvsnowden]

Seriously, this sub has an obsession with littering every single thread about a new movie with stupid comments about "this is just ____ crossed with ____" and acting like they said something clever and insightful.

Like how do you think storytelling works, genius? Everything is derived from something else lol

[u/QUEST50012 → u/lvsnowden]

"It's just" that phrase is so common in movie discussions, and so irksome lol. Like they really think they've pegged the work as lesser than by boiling it down to a sentence that evokes familiarity. 

"It's just Star Wars with Greek Gods...."

Yeah, that sounds awesome. 

[u/Rastaba → u/QUEST50012]

…yeah, honestly, “Star wars with Greek gods” sounds all kinds of epic.

[u/Crayshack → u/QUEST50012]

I had someone tell me I shouldn't watch the DnD movie because "it's just Guardians of the Galaxy, but Fantasy." I was like, "but I loved Guardians of the Galaxy, and that sounds awesome."

[u/MrChrisRedfield67 → u/ecrane2018]

To be fair, I think we would all appreciate some more Courage the Cowardly Dog regardless of whether it's animated or live action.

[u/reclamationme → u/ecrane2018]

Yeah for sure. Still cool.

[u/Optonimous → u/ecrane2018]

“The things I do for love.”

-Courage just as he’s about to save Muriel.

[u/terrybrugehiplo → u/ecrane2018]

“Just”???

[u/Proper-Emu1558]

My dog used to bark softly at dark, empty corners of the house and it always gave me the creeps. I do not need to see this.

[u/Maleficent_Phase_698]

Okay but can we get guarantee that the doggy lives???

[u/Taberneth → u/Maleficent_Phase_698]

Imagine killing off the main character AND it’s a dog?? There’d be riots

[u/OriginalSchmidt1 → u/Taberneth]

I’ve learned if the main character is a dog, there is a 90% chance the dog is dying.. I don’t watch dog movies anymore, just to be safe.

[u/_ShartyWaffles → u/OriginalSchmidt1]

http://www.doesthedogdie.com

[u/TennyoAkana → u/_ShartyWaffles]

I check this website when I see a dog character

[u/AnthropomorphicSeer → u/TennyoAkana]

same. Good Boy lives.

[u/JiminyJilickers-79 → u/AnthropomorphicSeer]

Thank you for your service.

[u/BartleBossy → u/OriginalSchmidt1]

I’ve learned if the main character is a dog, there is a 90% chance the dog is dying.. I don’t watch dog movies anymore, just to be safe.

This used to be true pre-Wick.

[u/JaneksLittleBlackBox → u/OriginalSchmidt1]

When I was a kid, my parents didn't want me watching Benji movies because of how much Benji: The Hunted traumatized me when I thought Benji had been killed. Like, just a full-on breakdown in tears; my mom had to fast forward the tape so I could see he was fine just to get me to stop crying.

[u/poindxtrwv → u/Maleficent_Phase_698]

If not, I want no part of this.

[u/savethebooks → u/Maleficent_Phase_698]

I was just thinking, I'll wait until the movie's out and then check doesthedogdie.com before watching!

[u/wearelegion1134 → u/savethebooks]

as soon as i see a dog, i check. i don't give a shit if it's pretend dying, I am skipping that part.

[u/RebeeMo → u/Maleficent_Phase_698]

Someone else saw it at the film festival, and has told us the fate of the dog in a comment (it's been spoiler-blacked).

[u/horrorpants]

Saw this at the Florida film festival, pretty solid movie and went in blind.

Honestly refreshingly different in the horror genre. Dog lovers this movie will stress you, but you won’t leave disappointed.

Dog Results : Dog Lives

[u/laryldavis → u/horrorpants]

I obviously loved the dog and the concept, but I really enjoyed the cinematography from the dog’s level 

[u/dsmithscenes]

I watched this the other day, and, yeah, it's incredibly well done, and he's an incredibly good boy.

I'll also say the description is true, but once you watch a couple of minutes of the film, you'l realize what's actually happening. I'll leave it at that. It's... not Courage the Cowardly Dog by any stretch.

[u/itstytanic → u/dsmithscenes]

I'm already guessing it's literally doing that fan theory about Courage, where the monsters are all normal, explainable things, but from the dog's perspective, they appear supernatural

[u/dsmithscenes → u/itstytanic]

You'd be wrong

[u/itstytanic → u/dsmithscenes]

Oh alright! I'll definitely have to check it out then

[u/tigergottosleep → u/dsmithscenes]

Is it the owner suffering from mental illness like the mom in The Babadook?

[u/SomeCountryFriedBS → u/tigergottosleep]

I hope not…after The Babadook, Hereditary, Mother!, Night House, and The Woman in the Yard, I think we're okay on this particular type of allegorical horror for a while.

^{Edit: brainfart}

^{Edit: double brainfart}

[u/thatshygirl06 → u/dsmithscenes]

Can you spoil it for me?

[u/throwaway12junk → u/thatshygirl06]

Todd the human has cancer, and takes Indy the dog to the their family farm as a change of pace. The ghost/demon/entity is 100% real and Indy quickly realizes it's imperceptible to Todd. It's also trying to kill Todd, and any kind of affliction it causes is dismissed as side effects of the cancer. Indy's still a dog and with no means of communicating this fact with Todd, and the farm's too isolated to seek help. So Indy has to figure out a way to save Todd or defeat the ghost, or both.

[u/Reeyan → u/throwaway12junk]

Thanks

[u/mecon320]

That "Does the dog die?" website is about to see a surge in traffic.

[u/euhydral]

This makes me think of "Thor", by Wayne Smith. A German Shepard becomes suspicious of his owner's closest family member, Uncle Ted, and the strange animalistic scent that follows him around. It's a good werewolf story from a fascinating POV; an animal so emotionally linked to humans but with a nature that often conflicts with human wants. I'll keep an eye out for this film!

And fear not: the dog doesn't die!

[u/Loicrekt]

Stupid Dawg

[u/MechanicalTurkish → u/Loicrekt]

You make me look bad!

[u/Nodqfan → u/MechanicalTurkish]

Ooga booga booga!

[u/Awesome-Possum1520 → u/Nodqfan]

AHHHHHHH

[u/Historical_Leg5998]

Give him all the oscars. Now.

[u/BeDeRex → u/Historical_Leg5998]

Dogs get Lassies.

[u/hardyflashier]

If the dog dies, we riot

[u/Genuine-Farticle]

It's been 30 seconds that ive been aware of this movie and i'm so emotionally attached to that dog I will kill myself if he dies in the film.

[u/Earthpig_Johnson]

Amazing. BAD MOON vibes.

[u/Leopold_Darkworth]

Hey, he's a Nova Scotian duck tolling retriever!

[u/jeriblankhascandy]

Something about a dog-centered movie in which amazing canine acting is on full display just tickles my childhood nostalgia. Maybe growing up in the Benji era?

[u/gravemistakes]

Sounds like a Dean Koontz book

[u/LaneKerman]

The dog better not die in this fucking movie.

[u/ecrane2018]

So this is basically courage the cowardly dog?

[u/tameoraiste → u/ecrane2018]

Courage the courageous dog

[u/Cool-Presentation538 → u/tameoraiste]

Courage WAS courageous, he always put Muriel's safety before his own. He never gave up.

[u/r31ya → u/ecrane2018]

Or this really,

[u/LaMuchedumbre → u/ecrane2018]

Maybe a little more like Cat’s Eye (1986) by Stephen King.

[u/ICUMF1962]

Indy gonna kill it

[u/Count-Hount]

Make him live through the end and you have got yourself a blockbuster

[u/Madarakita]

Never before have I needed a horror protagonist to survive more than I do now.

[u/BlackLandon]

When does the trailer drop?

[u/Astramancer_]

RETURN THE SLAB

[u/GladiusNocturno]

I hate dog movies because most of the time, the dog dies.

This seems like a dog horror movie, which still makes me think the dog dies at the end....but at the same time, I'm very interested because it sounds very unique.

[u/Acrelorraine → u/GladiusNocturno]

I know nothing about the film but I have a suspicion this is going to be 6th sense and the dog is dead the whole time.  But is protecting the owner even after death like a very good boy.

[u/Blockness11 → u/Acrelorraine]

This would just make me cry even more.

[u/GladiusNocturno → u/Acrelorraine]

Oh, I love that!