Oh trouble.
It appears to be like like our preferred bear is back in a really dark and twisted way. Jagged Edge Productions just dropped their trailer for “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” and we have some significant inquiries.
The indie horror motion picture, which is set to be released later on this 12 months, retells Walt Disney Pictures’ “Winnie the Pooh,” turning our sweet childhood figures into murderous maniacs.
The trailer opens with Christopher Robins, played by Nikolai Leon, coming back property from faculty, only to discover his outdated friends, Winnie (Craig Davis Dowsett) and Piglet, (Chris Cordell) have turn out to be feral just after becoming abandoned. The two animals are found on a killing spree, preying on people that go by way of the forest.
Thanks to copyright issues, we will never see familiar faces these kinds of as Tigger or Eeyore. Having said that, at a single position in the trailer, we see a unfortunate ode to our beloved donkey, with a grave marked “Eeyore RIP”.
A distraught Christopher can be heard shouting to his outdated companion, “We used to be friends! Why are you performing this? I in no way would have still left you- I swear!”
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Director Rhys Waterfield teased to Assortment, “Christopher Robins is pulled away from them, and he is not supplied them food stuff, it can be built Pooh and Piglet’s lifetime pretty hard. Because they’ve had to fend for themselves so a great deal, they’ve essentially come to be feral.”
Waterfield also in-depth the filming course of action, revealing that the movie was shot in excess of a 10-working day period of time close to the Ashdown Forest in England.
“When you check out and do a film like this, and it is really a genuinely wacky idea, it is really easy to go down a route in which almost nothing is terrifying and it can be just really ridiculous and seriously, like, stupid,” Waterfield explained. “And we preferred to go between the two.”
It looks like there are some friendship concerns that a pot of honey just can not fix.
