The horror film follows a "feral" Pooh and Piglet as they go on a slasher rampage after Christopher Robin abandons them.
This only became possible this year when the first Winnie The Pooh book entered public domain.
The horror film follows a "feral" Pooh and Piglet as they go on a slasher rampage after Christopher Robin abandons them.
This only became possible this year when the first Winnie The Pooh book entered public domain.
Disney is actually behind this as evidence of why copyright forever is good.
Metal Gear?!
It's a pretty solid argument. Not enough to win me over, of course, but credit where credit is due.