Elizabeth Banks defined that she cherished making “Slither,” however hasn’t all the time gotten the possibility to make good, gory enjoyable:

“I cherished making ‘Slither’ and I’ve all the time wished to make extra of these varieties of films. And part of me thought that this was an actual alternative to indicate that ladies, particularly, are serious about the sort of stuff. I believe there is a mythology on the market that ladies do not wish to essentially do loads of CGI, or do not work in horror. I discovered [‘Candy Land’] and ‘Nanny,’ and a few these actually cool motion pictures have been breaking down these concepts, and this was an opportunity for me to do the identical factor. Plus I used to be like, ‘No person will consider that is an Elizabeth Banks film.'”

“Sweet Land” is a 2023 horror movie about an deserted cult member who joins a crew of intercourse staff, whereas 2022’s “Nanny” mixes West African folklore with a narrative of survival as an immigrant within the U.S., however each are significantly scary motion pictures from a female perspective. Banks beforehand directed “Pitch Good 2” and “Charlie’s Angels,” however it seems to be like “Cocaine Bear” may lastly be the suitable undertaking for Banks’ directorial abilities and experience. In spite of everything, the film is a few bear who will get into an entire lot of cocaine and goes on a rampage, full with the entire guts and gore that Banks appreciated again in her “Slither” days. Not solely that, however it allowed her to pay tribute to the creatives who impressed her to make motion pictures within the first place.