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Blog & StoriesChuck and Lloyd, two blissfully high roommates and coworkers at a pest control company, stumble upon a sinister little entity during a routine job. What starts as a freak-out quickly turns into a twisted bond as they adopt the eerie creature and bring it into their cramped apartment. But as the nights grow longer, the thing’s true nature begins to surface, and the stoner duo realizes they may have invited something far more dangerous than a stray pet into their lives. A slow-burn horror-comedy that blends cringe humor with genuine dread, ‘Little *ucker’ is a wild ride for fans of creature features and offbeat horror.
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What is Little *ucker about?
Chuck and Lloyd, two blissfully high roommates and coworkers at a pest control company, stumble upon a sinister little entity during a routine job. What starts as a freak-out quickly turns into a twisted bond as they adopt the eerie creature and bring it into...
When was Little *ucker released?
Little *ucker was released in 2010.
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User Reviews
StonerSam – 7/10
“I went in expecting a silly stoner comedy, but this movie actually had a creepy vibe that caught me off guard. The creature design was surprisingly unsettling, and the tension builds nicely. Not perfect, but worth a watch if you like weird horror.”
AshKetchumFan – 5/10
“The concept is fun, but the execution fell flat for me. The humor didn't land, and the scares were pretty predictable. Still, the acting was decent and it kept my attention, so it's not a complete waste.”
GhoulGuy99 – 6/10
“It's a mixed bag. There are moments of genuine creepiness, especially when the creature is on screen, but the pacing drags in the middle. The ending felt rushed and left me with questions. Not bad, but not a must-see.”
NightmareNurse – 8/10
“I actually loved the atmosphere. The director did a great job making the mundane setting feel eerie. The creature is genuinely creepy, and the story has this uncomfortable undertone that stuck with me. It's not for everyone, but I enjoyed it.”
