You can’t keep a good gator down.

Paramount is going back to the water for a follow-up to its 2019 sleeper hit Crawl, setting Mason Gooding and Emily Rudd to star in a new survival story.

Alexandre Aja, who directed the initial movie, is back as director for the feature that will go into the production later this month in Hungary.

The 2019 movie starred Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper as a daughter and father duo who find themselves trapped in a Florida home and hunted by a gator (or three) during a Category 5 hurricane. The movie proved profitable for Paramount, generating $91.5 million on a budget of under $14 million.

The new thriller, in development since at least 2024, brings the teeth-gnashing to New York, which sees gators in the streets and sewers after a hurricane hits the city.

Jason Harry Pagan and Andrew Deutschman worked on the script as did Aja and Gregory Levasseur.

Craig Flores, Sam Raimi and Aja are producing. Levasseur and Azizi will exec produce.

Best known for his breakout role in Olivia Wilde’s Booksmart and fan favorite role in the Scream franchise, Gooding can currently be seen in the Netflix comedy Hours opposite Kevin Hart and in Gregg Araki’s I Want Your Sex, currently in theaters. Sex also stars Olivia Wilde, Cooper Hoffman, Chase Sui Wonders and Charli XCX.

Rudd is the female lead in Netflix’s record-breaking live-action adaptation of One Piece. Upcoming, she will be seen in Brian Duffield’s Whalefall for 20th Century Studios opposite Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin, which will be released in October. The actress also appeared in a one-season role on Amazon’s Hunters, playing Logan Lerman’s love interest, and starred in an installment of Netflix’s Fear Street franchise.

Gooding is repped by CAA, Untitled and Sloane, Offer. Rudd is repped by Gersh, Entertainment 360 and Jackoway Austen.

Call it Netflix and still.

A man is seemingly trapped inside a Netflix billboard above Sunset Blvd.

The potential traffic-stopping (or perhaps even accident-causing) sight is a marketing stunt for the streamer’s new thriller The Last House.

The unidentified actor entered the installation — which is crafted to look like the front window of a house — on Thursday and will leave on Saturday, Aug. 8.

From Netflix: “He’ll attempt to maintain a sense of normalcy over extended periods of time while ‘stuck’ in his elevated, enclosed set 30 feet above the ground at Selma Avenue and Sunset Blvd— communicating with commuters and passersby below via whiteboard as an eerie nod to the family’s own isolation in the film.”

A video, below, shows the man looking like he’s eating cereal and rather confused and miserable. In case you’re wondering, yes, it’s the same actor the entire time, not multiple actors working in shifts.

The Last House stars Greta Lee and Wagner Moura, is directed by Louis Leterrier (Fast X), and is about a family of four who are “suddenly sealed inside their home with no way out, and must work together to survive against both their dwindling resources and the mysterious, looming threat that is keeping them trapped.”

The film could probably use a bit of buzz — the project only has a 36 percent positive critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes (though only it has 22 reviews so far, so that percentage will likely change). The Hollywood Reporter’s critic enjoyed the film, however, writing, that “despite its sci-fi and horror elements, [The Last House] as much a psychological chamber drama and survival thriller about four people using their wits and dwindling resources to stay alive, even as their close-knit ties start fraying.”