Peter Pan will also have a horror movie from the director of “Winnie the Pooh: BH”

The making of “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” became possible, as the rights of the characters originally created by AA Milne, and who belonged to Disney, became public. Director Rhys Frake Waterfield didn’t hesitate a second to take the license and make a horror film, which he already plans to do the same with the Peter Pan character.

Rumors indicated that the director was preparing the same treatment for multiple characters, but now The Hollywood Reporter confirms this Rhys Frake Waterfield is shooting a Peter Pan horror movie. The director himself of the slasher “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” will not stop with his vision of turning children’s characters into serial killers.

Likewise, the manager confirmed this it will be ‘Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2’, of which he is already working on the first ideas for the film. It is worth mentioning that the yellow bear slasher will be released in the following January 2023 and will tell the moment when Pooh and Piglet are abandoned by Christopher Robin before going to college.

For now, the working title of Waterfield’s new horror film is ‘Peter Pan: Neverland’s nightmare’, but that may change as the film develops. No further details have been provided at the moment, but it is known that it will again be a low-budget production, in which the Disney character is quite modified, to the point of making him a serial killer.

When does “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” come out?

On the other hand, the director has confirmed that ‘Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey’ will be released on February 15 of the following year, 2023. Therefore, with the confirmation of a sequel, it is possible to believe that the story of the first part will leave some points. pending, to see Piglet and Winnie the Pooh once again, along with other characters from the 100-acre forest.

Along with “Terrifier 2”, “Winnie the Pooh: BH” is one of the low-budget horror films that generated the most expectations among audiences. Or because they are characters who, at first, are considered children, and who, by giving them a macabre touch, become killing machines capable of any massacre.

It is worth mentioning that “Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey” will only have a special day on February 15, although the director and producer are working to extend the film’s length longer in theaters in the United States. , Mexico, Canada and the United Kingdom.