THE BAYOU Official Trailer (2025) Horror Movie HD

Vacation turns disaster when Houston grad, Kyle and her friends escape a plane crash in the desolate Louisiana everglades, only to discover there's something way more dangerous lurking in the shallows.

THE BAYOU Official Trailer (2025) Horror Movie HD
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[Khay-]

Looks like a decent mindless movie to watch when bored.

[heffatheanimal]

Tweaked, semi-literate Floridian screen writer: "I'm gonna write a horror story about a huge giant crazy mutant gator that hunts humans!!"
People from South-East Asia & Australia: "Naaawww, look. It's a baby saltwater crocodile. Cute little guy looks like he's almost tame."

[bigsabertoothbunny]

The trailer already hurts to watch so I cannot imagine how bad the movie will be.

[BlueLizardKing]

I thought this was called Gator Creek?

[ScottBlade]

How are you gonna call a movie "The Bayou" and have it not take place in Louisiana?

[nicholastephenson]

They did cocain bear, now they have done Croc on crack, wonder if this will be a comedy aswel

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(Wherever you guys hide your HQ...probably a bunker full of editing software)

Subject: My Brain Hurts. (And It's Your Fault. Kinda.)

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