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Natural horror is a subgenre of horror films that features natural forces,[1] typically in the form of animals or plants, that pose a threat to human characters.

Though killer animals in film have existed since the release of The Lost World in 1925,[2] two of the first motion pictures to garner mainstream success with a "nature run amok" premise were The Birds, directed by Alfred Hitchcock and released in 1963; and Jaws, directed by Steven Spielberg and released in 1975. Following Jaws, numerous horror films of a similar narrative were produced, including Grizzly (1976), Piranha (1978), and Alligator (1980).[3]

## Arthropods

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See also the section on insects.

### Arachnids

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* Kingdom of the Spiders (1977; tarantulas)[1]
* Tarantulas: The Deadly Cargo (1977; banana spiders)[4][5]
* Arachnophobia (1990; spiders)[6]
* Ticks (1993; giant ticks)[7]
* Eight Legged Freaks (2002; giant spiders)[8]
* Big Ass Spider! (2013; giant spider)[9]
* Lavalantula (2015; giant lava-breathing tarantulas)[10]

### Crustaceans

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* The Bay (2012; isopods)[11]

## Birds

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* The Birds (1963; flocks of gulls, crows, sparrows and other birds)[3]
* The Birds II: Land's End (1994)[12]
* Beaks: The Movie (1987)[1]
* KAW (2007; ravens)[13]
* Birdemic: Shock and Terror (2010; mutated birds)[14]
* Birdemic 2: The Resurrection (2013; mutated birds)[15]

## Fish

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### Piranhas

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* Piranha (1978; genetically enhanced piranhas)[16]
* Piranha II: The Spawning (1982; mutant piranhas)[17]
* Piranha 3D (2010; prehistoric piranhas)[18]
* Piranha 3DD (2012; prehistoric piranhas)[19]
* Piranha (1995; killer piranhas)[20]

### Sharks

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* Jaws (1975; a large great white shark)[21][22]
* Jaws 2 (1978; a great white shark)[23]
* Jaws 3 (1983; a great white shark)[24]
* Up from the Depths (1979; a prehistoric shark)[25]
* Great White (1981 a.k.a. L'ultimo squalo; a great white shark)[26]
* Deep Blood (1989 a.k.a. Sangue negli abissi; a great white shark)[27][28]
* Cruel Jaws (1995, a great white shark)[29]
* Deep Blue Sea (1999; large genetically engineered shortfin mako sharks)[30]
* Shark Attack  (1999; great white shark) [31]
* Shark Attack 2 (2000; great white shark) [32]
* Shark Attack 3: Megalodon (2002, a Megalodon) [33]
* Megalodon (2004; a Megalodon) [34]
* Red Water (2003; a bull shark)[35]
* Shark Zone (2003; great white sharks) [36]
* Open Water (2003, Caribbean reef sharks)[37]
* Blue Demon (2004; a great white shark) [38]
* 12 Days of Terror (2004; great white shark) [39]
* Shark Swarm (2008; great white shark, mako shark, thresher shark) [40]
* Shark in Venice (2008; great white sharks) [41]
* Malibu Shark Attack (2009; goblin sharks) [42]
* The Reef (2010; a great white shark)[43]
* Shark Night (2011; great white shark, hammerhead shark, cookie-cutter shark, sand tiger shark)[44]
* Jurassic Shark (2012; a prehistoric great white shark) [45]
* Bait (2012; two great white sharks)[46]
* 2-Headed Shark Attack (2012; a mutated great white shark) [47]
* Sharknado (2013; swarms of various species of sharks emerging out tornadoes).[48]
* 47 Meters Down: Uncaged (2019; cave-dwelling great white sharks)[49]
* Great White (2021; two great white sharks)[50]
* The Requin (2022; a great white shark)[51]

## Insects

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See also: List of films featuring insects

### Ants

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* The Naked Jungle (1954; army ants)[1]
* Them! (1954; giant mutated ants)[4]
* Phase IV (1974; super-intelligent ants of various species)[1]
* Empire of the Ants (1977; large mutated ants)[52]
* It Happened at Lakewood Manor (1977)[53]

### Honey bees

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* The Deadly Bees (1966)[54]
* Killer Bees (1974)[55]
* The Savage Bees (1976)[56]
* The Bees (1978)[57]
* The Swarm (1978)[3]
* Deadly Invasion: The Killer Bee Nightmare (1995)[58]

### Cockroaches

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* Creepshow (1982, killer cockroaches)[59]
* Mimic (1997, evolved human-sized genetically engineered cockroaches)[60]

### Locusts

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* Locusts: The 8th Plague (2005)[61]

### Wasps

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* Stung (2015; large mutated wasps)[62]

## Mammals

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### Bats

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* The Devil Bat (1940; mutant bats)[63]
* Nightwing (1979; vampire bats)[3]
* Bats (1999; genetically altered bats)[64]

### Bears

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* Grizzly (1976; a grizzly bear)[3]
* Prophecy (1979; a mutant bear)[4]
* Grizzly Rage (2007; a grizzly bear)[1]
* Grizzly Park (2008; a grizzly bear)[65]
* Bear (2010; A grizzly bear) [66]
* Backcountry (2014, a black bear) [67]
* Into the Grizzly Maze (2015; a grizzly bear)[68]
* Cocaine Bear (2023, a black bear) [69]

### Canines

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* Dogs (1976; domestic dogs turned into killers)[70]
* The Pack (1977; feral dogs)[4]
* Cujo (1983; a Saint Bernard infected with rabies)[71]
* The Breed (2006; mutated feral dogs)[72]
* Frozen (2010; gray wolves)[1]
* The Grey (2011; gray wolves)[1]
* The Pack (2015; feral dogs)[73]

### Dolphins

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* Orca (1977; a killer whale)[3][4]

### Felines

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* Black Zoo (1963; lions and tigers)[74]
* Maneater (2007; a Bengal tiger)[1]
* Burning Bright (2010, a tiger)[75]

### Pigs

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* Pigs (1973)[76]
* Razorback (1984; a huge wild boar)[77]
* Pig Hunt (2008; a boar)[78]

### Primates

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* Monkey Shines (1988)[79]
* Shakma (1990)[80]
* Blood Monkey (2007)[81]

### Rats

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* Willard (1971)[82]
* Ben (1972)[83]
* Deadly Eyes (1982; a.k.a. The Rats)[84]
* Graveyard Shift (1990)[85]
* Willard (2003)[86]

### Others

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* Night of the Lepus (1972; giant rabbits)[87]
* Black Sheep (2006; genetically engineered killer sheep)[9]

## Mollusks

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### Gastropods

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* Slugs (1988; abnormally large killer black slugs)[88]

### Octopuses and squids

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* Bride of the Monster (1955; a killer octopus)[89][90]
* Tentacles (1977; a giant octopus)[4]
* Octopus (2000, a giant octopus)[91][92][93]

## Reptiles

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### Alligators and crocodiles

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* The Great Alligator River (1979; an alligator god)[94]
* Alligator (1980; an abnormally large American alligator)[3]
* Alligator II: The Mutation (1991; a mutant alligator)[1]
* Dark Age (1986; a monstrous crocodile god called Numunwari)[95]
* Killer Crocodile (1989, mutated large crocodile)[96]
* Lake Placid (1999; an abnormally large saltwater crocodile)[97]
* Lake Placid 2 (2007)[98]
* Lake Placid 3 (2010)[99]
* Lake Placid: The Final Chapter (2012)[100]
* Crocodile (2000; an abnormally large Nile crocodile)[101]
* Blood Surf (2001; a monstrous giant crocodile)[102]
* Black Water (2007; a saltwater crocodile)[74]
* Croc (2007; a saltwater crocodile)[1]
* Primeval (2007; Gustave)[103]
* Rogue (2007; a giant saltwater crocodile)[104]
* Crawl (2019; several American alligators)[105]

### Snakes

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* Rattlers (1976)[106]
* Anaconda (1997)[107]
* Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid (2004)[108]
* Anaconda 3: Offspring (2008)[109]
* Anacondas: Trail of Blood (2009)[110]
* King Cobra (1999)[111]
* Silent Predators (1999; rattlesnakes)[1]
* Snakes on a Plane (2006)[112]
* Mega Snake (2007)[113]

## Plants

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* Little Shop of Horrors (1960; mutant Venus flytrap)[114]
* The Day of the Triffids (1962; man-eating plants)[22]
* Attack of the Killer Tomatoes (1978; killer tomatoes)[22]
* The Ruins (2008; vines)[115]

## Worms

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* Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959, giant leeches)[116]
* Squirm (1976, bloodworms and sandworms)[4]
* Blood Beach (1982; a giant worm)[9]

## Miscellaneous

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* Godzilla (1954; a giant irradiated Godzillasaurus)[117]
* Frogs (1972; various species of animals)[118]
* The Food of the Gods (1976; various species of animals)[119]
* Day of the Animals (1977; various species of animals)[3][4]

## See also

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* List of disaster films
* List of eco-horror films
* List of films featuring giant monsters

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## External links

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* List of natural horror titles in the Internet Movie Database

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* Action
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* Art
* Biographical
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* Dramedy
* Gross out
* Horror
* Parody
* Mo lei tau
* Remarriage
* Romantic
* Sex
* Screwball
* Silent
* Slapstick
* Cyberpunk
* Japanese
* Documentary
* Animated
* City symphony
* Direct cinema
* Docudrama
* Mockumentary
* Mondo
* Pseudo
* Semi
* Travel
* Video essay
* Drama
* Calligrafismo
* Dramedy
* Historical
* Legal
* Erotic
* Category III films
* Commedia sexy all'italiana
* Pink
* Sexploitation
* Thriller
* Educational
* Social guidance
* Epic
* Sword-and-sandal
* Experimental
* Exploitation
* see Exploitation film template
* Fantasy
* Comedy
* Contemporary
* Fantastique
* High
* Historical
* Magic realism
* Science
* Film noir
* Neo-noir
* Pulp noir
* Tech noir
* Gothic
* Romance
* Southern
* Space
* Suburban
* Urban
* Horror
* Arthouse
* Black
* Body
* Cannibal
* Chinese horror
* Christmas horror
* Comedy
* Eco
* Fantastique
* Found footage
* German underground
* Ghost
* Giallo
* List of films
* Holiday
* Japanese horror
* Korean horror
* Lovecraftian
* Melodrama
* Korean
* Natural
* New French Extremity
* Psycho-biddy
* Psychological
* Science fiction
* Slasher
* Splatter
* Satanic
* Maximalist film
* Minimalist film
* Mumblecore
* Musical
* Arthouse
* Backstage
* Jukebox
* Musicarello
* Operetta
* Sceneggiata
* Mystery
* Detective
* Occult detective
* Whodunit
* Giallo
* Crossover
* Pornographic
* Hardcore pornography
* Softcore pornography
* (Malayalam)
* Propaganda
* Reality
* Romantic
* Comedy
* Bromantic
* Fantasy
* Gothic
* Paranormal
* Thriller
* Science fiction
* Art
* Comedy
* Fantastique
* Fantasy
* Gothic
* Horror
* Military
* New Wave
* Space opera
* Steampunk
* Tokusatsu
* Western
* Slice of life
* Iyashikei
* Slow cinema
* Survival
* Thriller
* Comedy
* Erotic
* Financial
* Giallo
* Legal
* New French Extremity
* Political
* Psychological
* Romantic
* Techno
* Transgressive
* Cinema of Transgression
* Extreme cinema
* New French Extremity
* Trick

By theme|

* Animals
* Beach party
* Body swap
* Buddy
* Buddy cop
* Female
* Cabrito
* Cannibal
* Chicano
* Colonial
* Coming-of-age
* Concert
* Crime
* Detective
* Gangster
* Gentleman thief
* Gokudō
* Gong'an
* Heist
* Heroic bloodshed
* Hood
* Mafia
* Mafia comedy
* Mumbai underworld
* Poliziotteschi
* Yakuza
* Cute Girls Doing Cute Things
* Dance
* Disaster
* Apocalyptic
* Drug
* Psychedelic
* Stoner
* Dystopian
* Ecchi
* Ero guro
* Ethnographic
* Exploitation
* Blaxploitation
* Mexploitation
* Turksploitation
* Extraterrestrial
* Food and drink
* Gendai-geki
* Ghost
* Goona-goona epic
* Gothic
* Romance
* Space
* Suburban
* Girls with guns
* Harem
* Hentai
* Lolicon
* Shotacon
* Tentacle erotica
* Homeland
* Isekai
* Jidaigeki
* Samurai
* Kaitō
* LGBTQ
* Yaoi
* Yuri
* Luchador
* Magical girl
* Martial arts
* Bruceploitation
* Chopsocky
* Gun fu
* Kung fu
* Ninja
* Wuxia
* Mecha
* Anime
* Monster
* Giant monster
* Kaiju
* Mummy
* Vampire
* Zombie
* Zombie comedy
* Mountain
* Mouth of Garbage
* Muslim social
* Nature
* Environmental issues
* Opera
* Outlaw biker
* Ozploitation
* Partisan film
* Prison
* Women
* Race
* Rape and revenge
* Road
* Rubble
* Rumberas
* Sageuk
* Sexploitation
* Bavarian porn
* Commedia sexy all'italiana
* Mexican sex comedy
* Nazi exploitation
* Pornochanchada
* Nunsploitation
* Sex report
* Shoshimin-eiga
* Slavery
* Slice of life
* Snuff
* South Seas
* Sports
* Spy
* Eurospy
* Superhero
* Surfing
* Swashbuckler
* Sword-and-sandal
* Sword and sorcery
* Travel
* imaginary voyage
* Trial
* Vigilante
* War
* Anti-war
* Euro War
* Submarine
* Western
* Acid
* Contemporary Western
* Dacoit Western
* Fantasy
* Florida
* Horror
* Meat pie
* Northern
* Ostern
* Revisionist
* Science fiction
* Singing cowboy
* Space
* Spaghetti
* Weird Western
* Zapata Western

By movement
or period|

* Absolute
* American eccentric cinema
* Australian New Wave
* Auteur films
* Berlin School
* Bourekas
* Brighton School
* British New Wave
* Kitchen sink realism
* Budapest school
* Calligrafismo
* Cannibal boom
* Cinéma du look
* Cinema Novo
* Cinema of Moral Anxiety
* Cinema of Transgression
* Cinéma pur
* Commedia all'italiana
* Czechoslovak New Wave
* Documentary Film Movement
* Dogme 95
* Erra Cinema
* European art cinema
* Film d'art
* Film gris
* Free Cinema
* French Impressionist
* French New Wave
* German Expressionist
* German underground horror
* Golden Age of Argentine cinema
* Golden Age of Mexican Cinema
* Golden Age of Nigerian Cinema
* Grupo Cine Liberación
* Heimatfilm
* Hollywood on the Tiber
* Hong Kong New Wave
* Indiewood
* Iranian New Wave
* Italian futurist
* Italian neorealist
* Japanese New Wave
* Kammerspielfilm
* L.A. Rebellion
* Lettrist
* Modernist film
* Mumblecore
* Neorealist
* New French Extremity
* New German
* New generation
* New Hollywood
* New Nollywood
* New Objectivity
* New Queer
* No Wave
* Nuevo Cine Mexicano
* Pan-Indian film
* Parallel cinema
* Persian Film
* Philippine New Wave
* Poetic realist
* Polish Film School
* Poliziotteschi
* The Prague film school
* Prussian film
* Pure Film Movement
* Remodernist
* Romanian New Wave
* Slow cinema
* Spaghetti Western
* Socialist realist
* Social realist
* Kitchen sink realism
* Soviet parallel
* Structural
* Surrealist
* Sword-and-sandal
* Taiwan New Cinema
* Telefoni Bianchi
* Thai New Wave
* Third Cinema
* Toronto New Wave
* Vulgar auteurism
* Yugoslav Black Wave

By demographic|

* Adult
* Black
* Children and family
* Anime
* Men
* Seinen
* Stag
* Teen
* Shōnen
* Shōjo
* Women
* Chick flick
* Josei

By format,
technique,
approach,
or production|

* 3D
* Actuality
* Animation
* Anime
* Art
* Cartoon
* Computer
* Stop-motion
* Traditional
* Anthology
* Art
* B movie
* Behind-the-scenes
* Black-and-white
* Blockbuster
* Cinéma vérité
* Classical Hollywood cinema
* Collage
* Color
* Compilation
* Composite
* Computer screen
* Cult
* midnight movie
* Database cinema
* Direct-to-video
* ONA
* OVA
* Docufiction
* Ethnofiction
* Experimental
* Abstract
* Feature
* Featurette
* Film à clef
* Film-poem
* Found footage
* High concept
* Hyperlink cinema
* Independent
* Guerrilla filmmaking
* List of American independent films
* Interstitial art
* Live action
* animation
* Low-budget
* Major film studios
* Masala
* Maximalist film
* Message picture
* Meta-film
* Minimalist film
* Mockbuster
* Modernist film
* Musical short
* Mythopoeia
* Neorealist
* No-budget
* One-shot
* Paracinema
* Participatory
* Poetry
* Postmodernist
* Reverse motion
* Satire
* Sceneggiata
* Semidocumentary
* Serial
* Shinpa
* Short
* Silent
* Slow cinema
* Socialist realist
* Sound
* Television film
* Underground
* Video nasty
* Vulgar auteurism
* Z movie

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