Terrifying Trailer for ‘Winnie The Pooh’ Horror Movie Drops

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12:01 PM PT — The men behind the brand-new (and enhanced?) Winnie the Pooh movie state they pissed off a great deal of fans of the precious character — however they state it was 100% worth it to enter into uncharted area.

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Rhys Waterfield and Scott Jeffrey — the director and manufacturer of ‘Blood and Honey,’ respectively — joined us on ‘TMZ Live’ Wednesday to discuss all the buzz on their horror take of the yellow bear … and they state it wasn’t simple decreasing this roadway.

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As you can picture, there’s a great deal of folks who understand WTP as an innocent packed animal — and when Rhys and Scott ventured into turning him into a serial killer … they felt the rage of that base. Still, they inform us this take is for an entire brand-new audience — which their homicidal Winnie does not always need to taint individuals’s memory of the soft-spoken one.

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BTW, they state there’s other renowned imaginary characters that remain in the general public domain now that they wanna take a horror-filled fracture at — consisting of the kid who never ever matured! 😅

Winnie The Pooh, among Disney’s the majority of precious characters, is now a thing of problems … thanks to a brand-new horror flick coming out which turns Pooh into a killer, and we have actually got among the very first takes a look at the trailer.

The movie seems the tale of Winnie’s buddy, Christopher Robin, going back to The Hundred Acre Wood to discover his packed animal BFF and Pooh’s buddies missing out on. Things rapidly deviate for the even worse, and all hell break out.

From there … there’s a lot of screams, blood, violence and perhaps murder. Much various than the kid’s tale. BTW, “Winnie The Pooh” ended up being public domain in 2022, which is how they had the ability to pull the entire thing off.

Demonic pictures of the brand-new Pooh initially went viral back in May, constructing a lots of anticipation for the task. Appears like it’s lastly getting near a release.