Horror movie told from dog's point of view received raves out of the 2025 SXSW festival, including from IndieWire.

Good Boy director Ben Leonberg explains how he got such a realistic performance from his pet pooch in canine horror movie.

Before watching certain films, sensitive moviegoers will often prepare themselves by Googling, “Does the dog die?” It’s so common a query that a whole website exists based on the phrase, meant to warn ...

Now, someone has finally made a horror film told from the perspective of the supernaturally attuned dog, in director Ben Leonberg’s Good Boy. The film stars Indy, a retriever whose owner just happens ...

One of Mashable's favorites out of SXSW 2025 — and winner of the Howl of Fame Award out of the fest — Good Boy is coming to theaters this fall to scare you something awful. But dog lovers especially ...

Good Boy drops audiences into this scary terrain, centering its haunted house story on a dedicated dog who is desperately trying to warn his human bestie about the supernatural threats closing in.

Good Boy, a new horror movie told from a dog's perspective, will land in cinemas on 10 October in the UK and Ireland.

‘Good Boy’ Review: Oh, the Horror, Through Canine Eyes Premiering at SXSW, Ben Leonberg's ghost story unfolds entirely from a dog's perspective. By Frank Scheck ... March 8, 2025 8:43pm ...

At the center of Ben Leonberg’s breakout horror movie “Good Boy” is his brown and white retriever Indy, who, throughout the 80-ish minute movie, must protect his sickly owner from a sinister ...

Unique and "haunting" new horror movie Good Boy has confirmed a UK release. The film, which has earned a perfect 100% fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes, is distinctive in that it is told from a dog's ...

MSU assistant professor Ben Leonberg’s horror film “Good Boy” won an award at the festival for his dog’s chilling performance.

A supernatural horror movie told from the perspective of a talented dog actor, the Overlook premiere of “Good Boy” had to be bumped up from one to three screens because of a demand for tickets.