Pinocchio Unstrung, an upcoming chapter in the expanding Twisted Childhood Universe (aka Poohniverse), aims for a practical effects-led gorefest. While the origins of a growing universe of ...

The creators of the Poohniverse horror movie Pinocchio Unstrung have detailed a gory, gruesome scene where Pinocchio tries to become a ”real boy”. The latest in a series of horror-themed takes on ...

Unstrung, the new R-rated Pinocchio film, will feature practical effects and a dark, twisted take on the classic story. The success of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey spawned the 'Poohniverse,' a new ...

Frake-Waterfield and Jagged Edge Productions continue to expand their public-domain horror cinematic universe, including characters like Bambi and Peter Pan. Pinocchio: Unstrung, one of their upcoming ...

Jagged Edge finally released an official movie poster for the feature, which teases a slasher-inspired Pinocchio as he breaks free from his puppet-strings to go on a murderous rampage. See the poster ...

Last year, horror fans met the evil version of Pooh Bear in Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. Then, another beloved icon of childhood, Mickey Mouse, entered the public domain. Which meant we got a ...

Pinocchio is the next public domain character to get the horror movie treatment, and the first look at the upcoming movie is genuinely terrifying. The movie, titled Pinocchio: Unstrung, is coming from ...

Fans of the Poohniverse — the name for the movie series that started with Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey and puts low-budget horror spins on childhood icons, in case for some reason you didn't know ...

Slasher film Pinocchio: Unstrung has cast two high-profile stars, with Variety reporting that genre legends Robert Englund and Richard Brake have joined the project. The outlet did not say who Englund ...

Freddy Krueger has joined the cast of the next IP-smashing slasher from the makers of microbudget hit “Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey.” Well, almost. Robert Englund, who famously played the ...

I really didn't expect that Poohniverse R-rated Pinocchio film to be any good, but the first look at the actual real animatronic puppet has me curious. Look, let's call the Poohniverse films exactly ...