Move Over, Dave Franco And Alison Brie, Another Hollywood Couple Are Starring In A Horror Movie, And It Sounds Like A Wild One

Move Over, Dave Franco And Alison Brie, Another Hollywood Couple Are Starring In A Horror Movie, And It Sounds Like A Wild One

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Dave Franco and Alison Brie are now among real-life couples who’ve starred in horror movies, thanks to their 2025 movie release, Together. The body horror film sees Brie and Franco play a couple on the outs, who literally come “together” due to a supernatural force. Now, it would seem that after Franco and Brie, another notable couple has lined up a scary movie. Husband-and-wife duo Justin Long and Kate Bosworth are headlining a horror movie as well, and it sounds like a wild one!

News of Kate Bosworth and Justin Long’s new movie comes courtesy of THR. The scary flick is called Coyotes, and it’s set to debut at Fantastic Fest on September 20th. A horror-comedy directed by Colin Minihan, the flick centers around a family targeted by coyotes in their Hollywood Hills home. If that doesn’t sound like a true nightmare, then I don’t know what does.

(Image credit: Saban Films)

While there have been plenty scary animal movies that involve dinosaurs, sharks, bears, and even dogs, I’ve never seen one that involves coyotes as the main threat. With one of the well-known traits of the canine breed being their distinct vocals with which they call each other, there’s plenty of creepy potential for this film. Should the filmmakers achieve their goal of delivering a frightening tale, fans may hear ominous howls long after the credits roll.

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