Somebody tell the internet to brace themselves because GloRilla just reminded us exactly who’s owning the spotlight. The rapper hit Instagram on Thursday with a photo dump and video that had fans doing double takes—because yes, she is indeed THICK, and she’s serving looks like only Glo can.

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Big Glo Pops Out Styled Head-To-Toe

In the post, GloRilla rocked black heels with chains, leopard print leggings, and a black blouse that showed off her upper chest, all topped with striking auburn hair. She accessorized with jewelry and carried a black and metallic Chanel bag, casually pulling a book out of Tyla’s bag while declaring, “put me in Chanel.” Fans were left saying, “get ’em GLO!,” as she mixed bold style with confidence, proving once again that she’s a vibe all her own.

The Comments Turned Into A Whole Party

Fans quickly ran to TSR’s Instagram comment section to hype Big Glo all the way up. Some were quick to point out that the rapper is getting THICKKK, while others joked that her post just motivated them to hit the gym ASAP. And of course, a few folks couldn’t help but clown a little, saying Glo better not come running back to them if things don’t work out with her NBA boo.

One Instagram user @cedriciconic commented, “Dayummm😍😍”

This Instagram user @_prettyskinny_ said, “Shaaaaaaaaaaat twin u fye asf 🥵”

And, Instagram user @blackisbeautyyy_ added, “let me get in the gym lol 😂”

Meanwhile, Instagram user @dreammma_ shared, “This what u call building yourself brick by brick 🤏🏽🥰”

While Instagram user @chrissymoet wrote, “Classy GLO 💕🔥😇🤞🏽 very pretty!“

Lastly, Instagram user @buda_scoota9 claimed, “You moving funny since you got wit that NBA 🥷 don’t come running back to me when sh!t go sour im moved on ✌️”

Big Glo’s Natural Look Still Has Folks Talking

And if there’s one thing about GloRilla, she’s going to have folks talking. Back in January, Big Glo turned heads once again after dropping a mirror selfie video on X showing off her fresh, natural face. Keeping it simple, she captioned the clip, “No lash moment…,” but the internet still had plenty to say. The video quickly racked up millions of views, with social media users flooding the replies to weigh in on the rapper’s look.

But, it didn’t take long for Glo to notice the chatter online. She eventually hit back on X with a no-nonsense clapback aimed at anyone shading her looks. “So did any of you h*** get a raise for tryna figure out why a b**** look so beautiful yesterday???? Rent paid? Anything??? Or y’all really just #THAT mad dat a b**** gorgeous for free? Lemme kno ina comments,” she fired off, leaving the internet shook.

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John Wayne is the definitive Western movie star, and probably still the actor who is most closely associated with the genre. That’s not to discount other actors from the Golden Age of Hollywood, such as Gregory Peck or Burt Lancaster, who also played many gunslingers, sheriffs, and cowboys; Clint Eastwood is also responsible for creating the modern “spaghetti Western” craze with his performance in “The Man With No Name” trilogy and the many Westerns he directed.

However, Wayne is synonymous with what a Western character feels like because of the groundbreaking work he did with director John Ford, with whom he formed one of the greatest actor-director partnerships in the history of cinema. Although he’s a more versatile actor than he is often given credit for, “The Duke” will forever be known as cinema’s greatest frontiersman. Here are the ten greatest John Wayne westerns, ranked.

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‘Red River’ (1948)

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Red River is one of the darkest Westerns that Wayne ever starred in because he was playing a more villainous character in a much bleaker story. As was the case with many of the films that he made with director Howard Hawks, Red River offered a more authentic depiction of the issues that arose during western expansion, and specifically the relationships between those who chose to live the lonely lives of cowboys.

Red River is a visual achievement first and foremost that features some of the most luscious cinematography of the ‘40s, but the film is best remembered for its famous ending, which saw Wayne going toe-to-toe with Montogmery Clift in a fiery confrontation. Although he is sometimes accused of always playing the same character in every movie, Wayne showed in the concluding moments of Red River that he had the ability to transform and subvert his persona.

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‘True Grit’ (1969)

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True Grit has what Wayne considered to be the single best performance of his career, and is also notably the film that finally earned him the Academy Award for Best Actor. Although he had previously been recognized with nominations for Best Actor for Sands of Iowa Jima and for Best Picture for The Alamo (which he both produced and directed), but True Grit finally gave the Oscars the opportunity to celebrate one of the most famous stars of all-time with a prize given to him by his peers.

True Girt was a perfect role for the end of Wayne’s career because Rooster Cogburn is an older, grizzled character who has come to regret some of the choices in his life. As emotional as the film’s ending was, True Grit also features a healthy amount of humor that showed Wayne’s comedic sensibilities.

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‘The Shootist’ (1976)

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The Shootist was the last film that Wayne ever made and remains one of his most underrated performances. Although it was the story of a grizzled, older gunslinger returning to his old line of work, The Shootist was much darker than True Grit; the film was directed by Don Siegel, a brilliant filmmaker who also helmed the first installment in the Dirty Harry franchise.

Wayne has great chemistry in The Shootist with a young Ron Howard, who plays a young man who is taken under the protagonist’s wing and taught to avoid the path of violence that had become so destructive for him. The film also featured a cameo from James Stewart as a doctor who attends to the wounds of Wayne’s character; it was a heartfelt way of paying tribute to the many films that the two men had starred in together, and because they developed a friendship in real life.

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‘Stagecoach’ (1939)

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Stagecoach is the film that started it all for Wayne because it was the first film he made with Ford and is considered to be the first “modern” Western. The now iconic scene in which Wayne emerges as “The Frisco Kid” for the first time set the template for how to characterize a movie hero, and has served as an inspiration for such adventure films as Raiders of the Lost Ark and Big Trouble in Little China.

Stagecoach was ahead of its time in exploring how the Wild West drew in characters of different social classes, and what that meant for America during a checkered period in the nation’s history. It’s also one of the few action films from the era that holds up just as well today, as Ford’s techniques for creating suspense have stood the test of time.

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‘3 Godfathers’ (1948)

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3 Godfathers is one of Wayne’s most heartfelt and moving films, and it also doubles as a great Christmas classic. Loosely inspired by the story of the three wise men from the Bible, 3 Godfathers tells the story of three cowboys who become tasked with protecting the infant child of a woman who dies during childbirth.

3 Godfathers showed why Ford’s touch as a director was unparalleled, as he was able to tell a powerful story of faith, redemption, and harmony that didn’t feel saccharine. While it’s a film that is sentimental in a good way, 3 Godfathers still has the rip-roaring action that one would expect from one of Wayne’s pictures; while at the time it didn’t get the same awards traction as some of Ford’s other films, 3 Godfathers has aged well because of how well-rounded of an ensemble it has.

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‘El Dorado’ (1966)

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El Dorado is quite simply one of the coolest movies ever made because Howard Hawks was interested in making a “hangout” story that wasn’t as concerned with plot. Of all the co-stars that Wayne has had in his various films over the years, Robert Mitchum is perhaps the only one who could match him in terms of gravity and pure charisma. However, El Dorado also featured a breakthrough performance from a young James Caan six years before he would become renowned for his role as Sonny Corleone in The Godfather.

El Dorado was a decidedly old-fashioned Western that came out in an era in which revisionist and spaghetti films were beginning to take a hold of the genre, which made its traditionalist perspective feel like such a breath of fresh air in comparison. It also may, line for line, be the most quotable film Wayne has ever been in.

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‘Hondo’ (1953)

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Hondo was a groundbreaking Western in many ways because of its eye-popping visuals and stylized approach to the genre, as it even earned a select release in 3-D. The film also marked one of the rare occasions in which Wayne had a female co-star who was just as awe-inspiring as he was; Geraldine Page gave such a memorable, feisty performance that she actually earned an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress, an honor that is not often bestowed upon Westerns.

Wayne has the capability to be a compelling romantic lead, but most of his best love stories have been in non-Westerns like The Quiet Man. With Hondo, he was able to merge the two aspects of his career with a unique film that proved there were still ways to innovate with a genre that was just beginning to show its age for the first time in its history.

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‘Rio Bravo’ (1959)

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Rio Bravo is a bonafide classic that is well-respected among famous directors, as both John Carpenter and Quentin Tarantino count it among their favorite films of all-time. It’s another Western adventure that doubled as a “hangout film” because the most important aspect of Rio Bravo is the undeniable chemistry between Wayne, Dean Martin, and Ricky Nelson.

Rio Bravo was produced in response to High Noon, a film that Wayne and Hawks hated because it depicted the main character played by Gary Cooper as being sensitive and reticent to fulfill his responsibilities as a sheriff. High Noon is a masterpiece in its own right, but Rio Bravo’s depiction of three rugged, brave lawmen who survived against incredible odds was a fun alternative that became a great character study in its own right. Even before the terrific final shootout, Rio Bravo is a dialogue-driven story with the intimacy of a stage production.

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‘The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance’ (1962)

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The Man Who Shot Liberty Vallance was a powerful response to the end of the Western era that reflected on the decline of gunslingers in favor of more traditionalist justice. Wayne starred as a no-nonsense lawman who is tasked with the protection of an idealistic politician, played by Jimmy Stewart, who has been tasked with helping a small town grow to be part of the established Union.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance examined why Western mythology had become engrained as part of American culture, and showed why these ideals are still clung on to by people who have abandoned the ways of the Wild West. The film’s shocking plot twist, and the iconic final line that accompanies it, were a thoughtful challenge to the history of Westerns that served as a great summation of the work that Wayne and Ford did together.

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‘The Searchers’ (1956)

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The Searchers is one of the greatest films ever made and features what is likely Wayne’s best character in Major Ethan Edwards, a former member of the Confederate Army that begins a ruthless search for the Native American tribe that kidnapped his niece (Natalie Wood). Although it starts off as a rip-roaring adventure with very clear morals, The Searchers becomes a dark character study because Ethan is an obsessive, dangerous psychopath who has used the disappearance of someone he cares about as an excuse to fulfill his violent fantasies of xenophobic conquest.

The Searchers was a condemnation of racism and manifest destiny that utilized Wayne’s star power to make a searing statement about how the cycle of violence continues. While the film is admired for its gorgeous visuals (including one of the best closing shots of all-time), it was Wayne’s performance that solidified its place in cinematic history.

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May 26, 1956

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Trim is a new rap girlie straight out of Charleston, South Carolina. She’s been heating up the music scene with viral hits like ‘Guapo’ and her ‘Boat’  remix featuring fellow rap peers Buna B and YK Niece. With buzz continuing to grow online, it looks like the rising artist is ready to step up to the throne and claim her crown in the rap industry.

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Trim Steps Into The Spotlight To Claim The Princess Of Rap Title

The 19-year-old rapper had the internet talking following her recent show in Charleston after delivering a bold message during her performance. Trim grabbed the mic and declared, “I am the princess of rap.” She then added, “I am the princess of Charleston.” She even tweeted, “There’s only 1 princess.”

Over on X, Trim had already shared a few tweets doubling down on her claim. She wrote, “It’s impossible to take this tiara from me.” She also tweeted, “everyday I wake up with a throne on my head,” along with another post reading, “Michael Jackson moment.”

Social Media Reacts 

Social media users gathered under The Shade Room Teens comment section to debate whether Trim is worthy of claiming the Princess of Rap title. While some gave her props for her confidence and said they like her music, Some critics felt her style was too similar to Nicki Minaj. Meanwhile, others said Trim may not be ready for the title just yet and named other rappers they believe deserve it.

Instagram user @rawazzmanii wrote, “She wan be Nicki so bad”

Instagram user @nottie._.love added, “Hollon now girl u just started. Give us a minute to like you “

While Instagram user @xxleeleegangxx wrote, “Baby she from South Carolina that’s just how we are fr!”

Instagram user @kayglizzygang wrote, “lol she grew on me I like her”

Instagram user @iamkaylatene were, “let her have her confidence. she can rap”

While Instagram user @donvyae wrote, “Let’s see it then BARS! stay consistent… then we MIGHT pass you the tiara”

Instagram user @princ3sszara wrote. “I thought it was my girl monaleo aka big f***** Leo ?”

Instagram user @dantzlerdedra added, “The princess of rap for me is Jt and the queen of rap Nicki Minaj and don’t care what no one have to say”

While Instagram user @erintheplaygirl wrote, “Damn yall be hatin. Let her speak highly of herself. Let her have a big ego. speak her dream into existence. Everyone want you to pop yo shit till u pop yo sh**.”

Trim Remains Unbothered As She Looks Toward Her Next Era

Unbothered by the online chatter, Trim isn’t letting the negative comments dim her light. The rising artist even took to her X account to share new photos following the release of her song “Bad H*’s.” The caption read, “TRIM, TIARA, PRINCESS.” She later followed up with another tweet seemingly teasing what’s next, writing, “POPSTAR haha watch this.”

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Britney Spears’ first husband Jason Alexander is coming to her defense in the wake of her DUI arrest.

Posting via his Instagram account on Thursday, March 5, Alexander who was married to Spears, 44, for 55 hours in January 2004, urged everyone to “slow down” when discussing the pop star’s most recent run-in with the law.

“If reports are accurate that she blew a .06, that’s below the legal limit in most states. And if the only substances in her system were legally prescribed medications, that changes the narrative completely,” Alexander, 44, wrote.

He continued, “At most, what’s being discussed right now could potentially amount to minor misdemeanor charges — things like reckless driving or simple possession if a substance was found in the car.”

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Britney Spears was arrested for driving under the influence on Wednesday, March 4. Every detail — from her reported blood alcohol level to the status of her Instagram account — has been making headlines. The arrest occurred nearly five years after her conservatorship ended. Spears was placed under a conservatorship following her 2007 split from […]

Alexander, a childhood friend whom Spears married while under the influence in Las Vegas before the marriage was quickly annulled, warned that speculation over Spears’ DUI arrest could “spiral out of control.”

“Rumors spread faster than facts, and suddenly someone is being judged before the truth is even clear,” he continued. “Britney Spears deserves the same thing anyone else does: facts, fairness, and due process — not headlines built on speculation.”

Us Weekly previously confirmed the “Womanizer” singer was arrested for driving under the influence near her home in Ventura County, California.

Spears was taken into police custody on Wednesday, March 4, at 9:28 p.m., according to Ventura County Sheriff’s Office records.

According to 911 dispatch audio obtained by Us, Spears’ Black BMW was allegedly driving “in and out of lanes,” and “speeding,” according to the operator. The operator also noted that the vehicle was seen erratically “braking, swerving and driving with no taillight.” Officers could be heard following the video before pulling it over.

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Following a reported hospital visit to test her blood alcohol content, she was booked on Thursday, March 5, at 3:02 a.m. and released at 6:07 a.m.

Chemical test results are pending. This incident is still under investigation. Spears is due in court on Monday, May 4, according to online records.

“This was an unfortunate incident that is completely inexcusable,” Spears’ rep told Us on Thursday. “Britney is going to take the right steps and comply with the law, and hopefully this can be the first step in long overdue change that needs to occur in Britney’s life. Hopefully, she can get the help and support she needs during this difficult time. Her boys are going to be spending time with her. Her loved ones are going to come up with an overdue, needed plan to set her up for success for well-being.”

Fire Country has already found a new showrunner — but who is replacing Tia Napolitano and what have they worked on?

News broke on Thursday, March 5, that Eric Guggenheim will be taking over for Napolitano. According to Deadline, Guggenheim is coming onboard after previously serving as showrunner of Magnum P.I and coshowrunner of Hawaii Five-0.

Guggenheim joined Fire Country two weeks after CBS announced Napolitano would not be returning after season 4.

“Tia has been instrumental in helping both build and steer Fire Country, which not only became a top series, but is also the foundation of a growing universe,” CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach and CBS Studios President David Stapf said in a joint statement to TVLine on Friday, January 16. “We’re grateful for all her contributions and tireless work, and look forward to collaborating with her on future projects.”

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Napolitano released her own statement, which read, “I am beyond proud of the past four seasons of Fire Country. All of my gratitude to our cast, crew, writers, producers, fans, and of course CBS and CBS Studios. It’s been a beautiful ride!”

Before her exit, Napolitano had been with the show since it premiered on CBS in 2022. She previously spoke exclusively to Us Weekly about what awaited the rest of the fourth season.

“[You should] be worried. We’ve got Bode and Tyler in a fire shelter in the middle of a blaze. Those things are built for one, there’s two lives in there,” she shared in December 2025. “And we’ve got Jake and his brother over the side of a cliff. You see how many times that vehicle goes over and over. We see heads hit hard surfaces.”

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Napolitano teased that “those are not easy things to come back” from, adding, “We’ll watch our people fight to get out of there.” She also revealed there was a “huge twist” coming in the midseason premiere, which airs on February 27.

“It’s going to change everything that hugely impacts Bode. He is going to really fight to continue to be on his path to progress and growth that we love to see him on. He has made those good choices — though he still struggles — and winning those struggles and really becoming someone who can continue to be someone Tyler wants to grow up to be,” she said. “Bode is a role model. Look how far we have come.”

She continued: “Eve is going to find her way with these new guys at Three Roc. Sharon is learning even more so how to stand on her own. Ruby — her mother — comes back. There’s a lot of surprises, twists and turns, and drive coming out of that twist that comes at the end of the midseason premiere.”

Fire Country airs on CBS Fridays at 9 p.m. ET. New episodes will be streaming the next day on Paramount+.

In a world where the horror genre is surging thanks to visionary names like Jordan Peele, Robert Eggers, Ari Aster, and Zach Cregger, another successful director in the genre often gets forgotten. Johannes Roberts is the man behind The Other Side of the Door, 47 Meters Down, The Strangers: Prey at Night, and Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City. Over and over again, he has been able to take what seems like a mediocre idea and turn it into something surprisingly good. Primate is no different. Audiences rolled their eyes when the trailer for a movie about a killer chimp came out. Then they saw the movie. Primate, now available to watch on digital, is a terrifying bloodbath with chilling practical effects. One scene in particular shows why it works so well.

‘Primate’s Ben Is Made up of Practical Effects, Not CGI

A movie about a chimp with rabies who goes on a killing spree isn’t exactly the most original idea. Primate is pretty much Cujo, except with a chimpanzee replacing the St. Bernard, and a bunch of teenagers taking over for a mom and her sick son. Still, the premise doesn’t have to be new for it to be effective. Human beings have a complicated relationship with chimpanzees. The name of the species is silly sounding, so what’s to be threatened by? And they’re so much like us that it’s fascinating. They’re all so much like us, however, that it can be deadly if it all goes wrong.

We all remember that horrific real life story of the woman who had her face ripped off by a chimp. Listen to the 911 call, with the primate screaming in the background, and it’ll give you chills. Remember Jordan Peele’s Nope? It was a masterful film about an alien, yet the scariest part by far was the chimp attack scene. A powerful chimp could rip us apart if it wanted. In Primate, that’s what happens. It could still have resulted in a bad movie if not for one crucial decision. Primate doesn’t use a real chimp, and it doesn’t get lazy and go the CGI route. Instead, it’s all practical, with animatronics and actor Miguel Torres Umba in a suit. The audience can see that authenticity. Ben feels real, and because of that, half of the job of scaring us is already done.

‘Primate’ Uses Unnerving Slow Burn Tension in Its Best Kill Scene

Ben is a tragic character. He’s not a pet, but part of the family, the heartbroken chimp whose owner, a linguistics professor, has passed away.Primatearguably doesn’t give us enough of Ben as a normal, loving animal before it all goes bad, but we get enough to feel sorry for the poor guy. The opening scene, shown mid-story, where he rips off the face of veterinarian Doug Lambert (Rob Delaney), is disgustingly awesome. That kind of intensity wouldn’t have worked for the full runtime, though. Instead, the viewer meets Ben and sees what he’s capable of before going backwards to the start.

Primate is a slow-burning nightmare, with Ben gradually turning bad as the rabies takes over his body. That technique is used to perfection in the movie’s best kill. Deep in the second act, after Ben has already slaughtered several people, Drew (Charlie Mann) and Brad (Tienne Simon) arrive at the house looking for their friends. They can’t find anyone, so Drew hangs out on one of the girls’ beds. He’s the dumb, oblivious male trope, whereas the audience, like in the beats of a slasher, knows the killer is in the house watching and waiting.

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Ben is revealed by suddenly appearing at Drew’s bedside, with only a thin curtain between them. Drew jumps, immediately knowing something wrong, yet trying to joke his way out of the situation. The decision could be made to have Ben pounce immediately, like he’s done already. Instead, we get to see just how smart he is. Ben plays with Drew in the cruelest way, pushing his face against the curtain, letting his features be exposed bit by bit in an excruciatingly slow moment. When Ben is finally shown, no curtain in his way, he could again pounce at any second. Instead, he pins Drew’s arms down, showing this human that he can not match him. He waits, not out of hesitation, but almost as if he’s enjoying the fear coming off of his victim. Then it happens.

‘Primate’ Doesn’t Hold Back on the Gore

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Primate has plenty of gore without overdoing it Terrifier style. Johannes Roberts is giving his audience a bloody, gooey movie as he focuses on keeping the death scenes realistic. Throw in geysers of blood and the tension is lost. The vet gets his face ripped off. Another character is scalped. None of that compares with what he does to Drew.

When Ben puts his fingers in Drew’s mouth and starts to pull down, any horror fan knows what’s coming next. Scenes like this have been done before. Or have they? Ben does indeed yank down on Drew’s jaw, tearing the flesh from his face as the lower half of his skull comes off completely. Drew, with his tongue hanging out in nothingness, can only watch as Ben holds his dismembered jaw in his hands. In an interview with Collider, director Johannes Roberts called Ben “the Freddy Krueger of chimps.” It’s not a crazy comparison. When Ben holds up Drew’s jaw and moves it around as he does his little chimp laugh, he becomes Freddy. This chimp is highly intelligent. Yeah, he’s strong as hell, and he takes his time, but being so much like us that he can make a joke as he kills a man is the scariest moment of all. You never saw Cujo do that.

Primate is now available to rent or buy on VOD services in the U.S.

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January 1, 2026

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89 minutes

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Johannes Roberts

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Johannes Roberts, Ernest Riera

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Vicki Dee Rock, Walter Hamada, John Hodges

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