When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission.<\/i><\/p>\n Credit: Aura Entertainment<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.cinemablend.com\/television\/last-few-seasons-of-the-west-wing-often-criticized-but-i-want-to-talk-about-one-great-final-season-episodeI\u2019ve said this a few times now, but the 2025 movie schedule<\/a> has been loaded with great horror experiences<\/a>. From the soulful and thought-provoking Sinners to the white-knuckle thrill ride that was 28 Years Later to the madness of Weapons, there have been some great thrills and chills on the big screen. And while there are still a few more horror flicks coming out before year\u2019s end, there\u2019s one I have to see: Coyotes.<\/p>\n As someone who has had more than a few run-ins with those peculiar canines over the years, the upcoming horror movie<\/a> starring the dynamic duo of Justin Long and Kate Bosworth<\/a> as a family being hunted by coyotes seems right up my alley, even if I\u2019m afraid it\u2019ll hit too close to home. That said, I\u2019m on board for Colin Minihan\u2019s next creature feature\u2026<\/p>\n Credit: Aura Entertainment<\/p>\n A few days ago, I prepared to let my chickens out of their coop and noticed my six hens were losing their minds (like, more than usual), which I thought was strange. But before I could get outside, I saw a massive coyote on the other side of the fence just sitting there watching them in their collective state of panic. This isn\u2019t the only run-in I\u2019ve had with these canines since moving into my house three years ago, as we see them walking in the woods or hear them going wild whenever an ambulance drives by at night.<\/p>\n It was even worse when I lived in a small farming community in the heart of Illinois. From hearing about my father-in-law having to scare a pack away when he was working on his pond to watching a group of farmers hunt a few in the fields to watching them run by my house, I\u2019m like a magnet for these big pups.<\/p>\n Credit: Aura Entertainment<\/p>\n Though I\u2019ve never been hunted or attacked by a coyote, I\u2019ve always wondered what it would be like to have a close call. Honestly, that\u2019s what makes me so excited for Coyotes. When I saw the Coyotes trailer<\/a> a couple of weeks ago, and was welcomed into an outrageously violent and darkly humorous story about a family being hunted by a pack of angry canines<\/a>, I was blown away by the concept and bloody kills teased throughout its two-and-a-half-minute runtime.<\/p>\n This movie looks over-the-top in all the best ways. I mean, with Achilles tendons being ripped out, fingers being bitten off, and people being set ablaze, there\u2019s going to be some gnarly kills here. Add a character that looks like a modern-day Delbert McClintock from the terrifying \u201890s horror flick<\/a> Arachnophobia, and you have yourself a damn good time on the horizon.<\/p>\n<\/span><\/div>\n
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No Matter Where I Go, I Can’t Seem To Escape Coyotes<\/h2>\n
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This Is What Makes Me So Excited For Coyotes<\/h2>\n