Yellowstone Bison Attack Gets Made Into A Fake Movie Trailer

Since we have tried just about everything to get tourists to understand that they should not approach Yellowstone's fluffy cows, maybe we should take our case to a place that future tourists would not expect to find such a message - the movie theater.

I found an AI movie trailer on social media that looks like a horror slasher film. But it's about bison that have gone out of control and are attacking every tourist they see without regard or mercy.

The trailer does not give us any idea as to why the bison have gone on a rampage. I'm sure we would see why in the movie. I'm sure the reason would be stupid.

Watch the trailer below.

The wording of the trailer is right along the lines of a "B" movie trailer.

This summer the wild gets wilder.
You were warned.
Stay back.
Now the park belongs to the beast.
BISON!
No fence.
No mercy.
No Escape.

Actually, that might make a really good bad movie, much like when the movie "Cocaine Bear " that came out a few years ago. It, too, was loosely based on a real story.

"Cocaine Bear" was based on a 1985 drug smuggler and former police officer, Andrew Thornton, who dropped 40 plastic containers of cocaine over northern Georgia from a malfunctioning airplane before jumping out with a faulty parachute. He died. A 175-pound black bear found the drugs and ate them. The bear died shortly after. That bear is now stuffed and mounted at a local museum.