Ben Leonberg’s feature directorial debut, Good Boy, has been trending on social media platforms ever since the trailer was dropped. The supernatural horror movie, told from the intriguing point of view of Todd’s dog Indy, can be seen bravely navigating through the dark entities to protect his loved ones. Indeed, it highlights the real friends of a man. But the audience is also abuzz with the movie’s ending, whether Indy will be living or not. Good Boy, which is set to hit the theatres on October 3, has a terrific premise. The fresh perspective of a dog has been incredibly inspiring in the inventive filmmaking techniques. The jump scares alongside the adorable pup, Indy, constantly on high alert, are keeping the audience on the edge of their seats. Check out the Good Boy trailer here: https://youtu.be/q4-CRkd_74g?si=ra_A4OTZZ51jkN_s Will Indy Die At The End Of Good Boy? However, the real question that has kept the social media users emotionally invested in the film is: What will be the fate of the dog? The fear of losing the canine creature has been raising concerns on the internet. Social Media’s Concern About Indy’s Fate Google reported a drastic 2000% surge in the search for the question – ‘Does the dog die in Good Boy?’ Many are even comparing the heartbreaking endings of the previously dog-oriented movies like Old Yeller, Marley & Me, and Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, among others. Take a look at the social media’s concern for Indy here: A user said, “Does the dog die in “GOOD BOY”?” does the dog die in "GOOD BOY"?$Indyhttps://t.co/9jjGNA9LBk https://t.co/YKmbuzo1g6 — OUX (@ollebeert) August 19, 2025 Another person added, “Good Boy looks absolutely heartbreaking and one of the most unique horror films. The Actor’s (Dog) name is Indy :)” Good Boy looks absolutely heartbreaking and one of the most unique horror films The Actor’s (Dog) name is Indy ? pic.twitter.com/fCWVU0B5cD Someone mentioned, “They better not kill or harm Indy the Dog in the upcoming horror movie Good Boy or we’re not watching! we don’t give a fuck how good the storyline goes, if Indy, dies then so does the viewership of that movie! listen to your audience, @Shudder.” they better not kill or harm Indy the Dog in the upcoming horror movie Good Boy or we’re not watching! we don’t give a fuck how good the storyline goes, if Indy, dies then so does the viewership of that movie! listen to your audience, @Shudder — s1ckfuck (@cocaina__) August 10, 2025 “MAJOR SPOILER FOR “GOOD BOY” YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. PLEASE LOOK AWAY IF YOU DON’T WANT A SPOILER….the dog does NOT die,” read a tweet. ⚠️ MAJOR SPOILER FOR “GOOD BOY”YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. PLEASE LOOK AWAY IF YOU DON’T WANT A SPOILER ⚠️......................... the dog does NOT die. pic.twitter.com/ifhPplEgR1 — grey (@featgrey) August 19, 2025 One more user shared, “Call me Courage the way I was yelping like a Cowardly Dog throughout this very scary and somber ghost story. Apologies to Messi, Indy gave the best dog performance of all time. #GOODBOY.” Call me Courage the way I was yelping like a Cowardly Dog throughout this very scary and somber ghost story. Apologies to Messi, Indy gave the best dog performance of all time. #GOODBOY https://t.co/M5bJsw6rYP pic.twitter.com/DJFAqdXItr — Rendy Jones (@rendy_jones) August 20, 2025 Meanwhile, a person clarified, “Google searches for “does the dog die in ‘GOOD BOY’” spiked over 2,000% since the 2025 horror film’s trailer dropped. Good news: Indy, the dog, does not die in Good Boy, per reliable reviews.” Google searches for “does the dog die in ‘GOOD BOY’” spiked over 2,000% since the 2025 horror film’s trailer dropped. Good news: Indy, the dog, does not die in Good Boy, per reliable reviews pic.twitter.com/8o4Edrf0Cf — Preetha (@Prelks) August 19, 2025 Good Boy Plot The supernatural movie had its world premiere at the SXSW Film & TV Festival in March, garnering positive response from the audience. Co-written by Ben Leonberg and Alex Cannon, the film follows incidents inside a haunted house from the unique perspective of a dog. Good Boy stars Shane Jensen, Arielle Friedman, Larry Fessenden, and the director’s real-life dog Indy, in key roles.