Has your dog or cat ever stared intently into the corner . . . at nothing? That’s the crux of horror flick “Good Boy,” in which Indy the retriever detects a baleful force that his human can’t see.

Sometimes, the most heroic good boys are those who have to endure brimstone and fire to get their happy ending. That's what happens to Indy, who must cope with terrors untold when a dark force sweeps ...

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The best thing about “Good Boy,” a horror movie from the perspective of a dog, is that it’s actually scary. Though director and cinematographer Ben Leonberg understandably bathes his four-legged lead ...

This could be a potentially "ruff" one. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. I wanted to be excited from the jump, but there’s one ...

As of Oct. 24, Good Boy is available to rent or purchase at digital on-demand retailers like Prime Video and Fandango at Home ...

I like horror movies okay, but I need a good concept to draw me in. Good Boy certainly has one of those, but the concept that makes it compelling is also one that taps into my most deep seated fears, ...

There's one spoiler-free spoiler everyone's already talking about. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. When Good Boy got on my radar ...

Have you ever watched your pet do something creepy and wondered to yourself "What is going on in that head of their's?" Now, a new horror movie will show audiences what it's like to live through the ...

IndieWire raved about Ben Leonberg's dog-centric horror movie out of the 2025 SXSW festival. “One of the most emotive actors of his generation,” reads the IndieWire review of Ben Leonberg’s “Good Boy” ...

The best thing about “Good Boy,” a horror movie from the perspective of a dog, is that it’s actually scary. Though director and cinematographer Ben Leonberg understandably bathes his four-legged lead ...