Winnie the Pooh horror film Blood and Honey in production
Winnie the Pooh, the beloved character created by Alan Alexander Milne in 1921, is being reimagined as a violent creature in the upcoming horror film Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Directed by Rhys Waterfield in his feature debut, the movie is currently in production and promises to subvert the sweet stereotype of the character. In the story, Pooh and his companion Piglet have been abandoned by Christopher Robin, who has grown up and left for college, causing them to revert to a feral state and hunt for human flesh. The film will feature an eerie, non-fairy-tale atmosphere. Other iconic characters like Tigger and Eeyore do not appear in the official trailer. The film has generated curiosity among both fans and detractors of the original character.
Key facts
- Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is a horror film directed by Rhys Waterfield.
- The film is currently in production and marks Waterfield's directorial debut.
- Winnie the Pooh was created by Alan Alexander Milne in 1921.
- The character gained fame through Disney productions starting in the late 1970s.
- In the film, Pooh and Piglet are abandoned by Christopher Robin, who has left for college.
- The duo reverts to a feral state and hunts humans.
- Tigger and Eeyore do not appear in the official trailer.
- The film aims to subvert the sweet stereotype of Winnie the Pooh.
Entities
Artists
- Alan Alexander Milne
- Rhys Waterfield
Institutions
- Disney
- Artribune