i love the mental image of this movie playing in a practically empty theater while charlie is rapidly jotting down notes

"There's something wrong with Piglet, he killed my wife!" Incredible. Iconic

Wait, so this movie WASN'T supposed to be about some psychos wearing Winnie the Pooh character costumes? That's literally the vibe I got from the trailers.

Not only did they save money but not hiring extra voice actors, they saved by not hiring a scriptwriter either.

The real crime is that if they really wanted to go for a single line of dialogue it absolutely should have been Pooh saying "Oh bother" after getting hit by the truck.

I've NEVER heard of a man becoming so offended he starts taking notes to document his anger. It's poetic really.

As a movie theater employee, We only had the movie for one day at our theater. We had a complaint about it being basically like gore p*rn

There's always going to be shock-value crap that takes advantage of the novelty that a story has become public domain, but once we work through this juvenile phase, I look forward to a plethora of authors offering creative reinterpretations of Winnie the Pooh in film, books, shows, etc. You know, people who will actually care about properly representing the source material.

The scariest part about this film is that it made Charlie call Winnie the Pooh "Winnie" for short, instead of "Pooh".

This movie is the equivalent of playing with an action figure when you were a child and making it evil by bashing it into other action figures

“something’s wrong with piglet he killed my wife” I fucking lost it at this point in the movie

My sister of 12 decided to watch this herself. I didn't hear her scream ONCE. What tops this off is the fact that my sister is a total scaredy-cat, even a spider as large as a literal dust particle could make her scream.

It feels like Charlie is explaining a dream he had and not a movie he watched

Love the fact that Pooh isn't a puppet or animatronic or anything. Just a grown ass man in a giant bear suit

I want to watch this movie now but honestly Charlie did such an amazing job at describing all the important moments that I was able to visualize them almost perfectly.

Keep in mind that while the characters from the books are public domain, the Disney verisons we all know and love are still under copyright. That arguably included things like the voices. The winnie the pooh voice actor actually threatened to sue if they used a voice that sounds like his. So they really couldn't use the voices.

Missed opportunity to not have Pooh's final killing one liner be "Oh, bother."

The entire audience laughed in unison every time something "scary" happened

I’m shocked that no one looked into the lore when Pooh takes deadly karate lessons while also learning the art of controlling bees

Damn I can't wait for Cinema Sins I can already hear all the dings ✅Weekend away at the cabin ✅Suspense sequence in a warehouse ✅Hide near the woodchipper

Imagine your first acting credit being a Pooh Bear slasher film.

You know a movie has a great plot when the only way to summarize it is by just explaining what happens in every scene.

"The monster/killer moves at the speed of an 80 yr old man" sounds legit, 10/10 horror film

Man, it's a shame this movie is so bad, thank goodness no teacher will ever show it to his fourth grade class right?

I find it entertaining listening to Charlie narrate an entire movie I'd never watch.

Just the concept of a Winnie the Pooh horror movie is way more entertaining than the actual movie

You know what would've been an actual GOOD motive for Winnie and Piglet? Let's say after Christopher Robin leaves for college, an extreme incident takes place that kills everyone in Pooh's friend group, EXCEPT for Pooh and Piglet. It could be a wild pack of rabid wolves that are hungry for blood, or perhaps a hunter who's been watching Pooh and friends for a while now and wants to collect their heads or something like that. I don't know, just some inciting incident. Anyways, Pooh and Piglet are overcome with extreme amounts of grief, guilt, and sorrow that they were the only ones who got out alive, and, looking for someone to blame, blame Christopher Robin for leaving them and not being there to defend/protect them. They vow to somehow find a way to revive their dead friends and get revenge on Christopher Robin. Unknowing there is no truly good way to get their friends back, through the years that lead up to the movie they slowly become more and more sociopathic. Combined with a new sense of schizophrenia, they are compelled to do truly heinous things, such as murder, when compelled by the supposed 'spirits' of their dead friends. They have eventually indefinitely fallen off the deep end by the time of the movie's intro. Somewhere in the movie's timeframe, I'd say about 75% in, it is revealed that they never wanted to kill, just knowing it had to be done. Why? Because, through the means of a, possibly satanic, ritual, Pooh and Piglet have managed to perfect the dark arts and can now take the souls of other people, and infuse them into the bodies of their long dead friends. The ritual would bring their friends back, finally. But they wanted to make sure that the person whose soul they are using is clean and untainted by adulthood. It's why they kill, when someone is found to be an unfit soul, they kill them. They knew if they let witnesses go, sooner or later they(Pooh and Piglet) would be killed too, unable to see their friends again. So they have to kill the unfit souls, not because they want to, but because they need to. Because they need to complete the ritual. Anyways, one of the people kidnapped is revealed to be a fit soul for, let's say, Tigger, and they begin the ritual. Christopher Robin and the girls stop the ritual and the movie continues to its ending. BUT, this is where I want to differ from the movie's ending. Instead of Pooh winning and Christopher Robin running away like a coward, Pooh gets hit by the truck at a speedy 50-60 mph and seemingly dies, …except he doesn't. He's wielding an ax and is sort of speed walking to Christopher Robin and the girl who was about to become Tigger, whilst talking about how her soul is perfect for Tigger. He stops dead in his tracks though, a full foot away from the two, when it's revealed that he got shot! The truck driver apparently had stored a gun in the glove box, and whoever was driving the truck had just shot Pooh right in the heart. Pooh chokes on his own blood for a little before collapsing to the ground. Christopher Robin quickly runs over to the dying bear, wherein he spouts his final words "I--I just wanted them all back again...(chokes) Can you really blame me for that? (dies)." It's a bittersweet ending, one I don't know how to cap off. So I'll probably let the replies decide that for me until I can make my own decision. So, anyways, that was my attempt to try and create a better motive for Pooh Bear and Piglet. Tell what you liked and didn't like! Maybe some constructive criticism? This took me about 30 mins, so yeah. Hope this doesn't get deleted. For some comments of mine just asking questions to creators are getting deleted for no particular reason. Odd. It's 10:45 PM where I'm at, so if you're reading this at night, then have a good night!

I saw this movie in a fully packed theater and everyone had a blast watching it. It even got a standing ovation at the end 😂

A proper pooh horror film would be a tucker and dale vs evil style comedy, with pooh and piglet accidentally wandering through a horror film, oblivious to the chaos around them. Edit: Credit for this genius idea goes to Cthulhlu Ftagn. This person is the one that came up with this, but I wanted to help spread it to other channels because it didn't get that much attention.

I'd like to imagine this movie as what a sonic.exe creepypasta would be adapted as.

Idea for another Winnie the Pooh horror movie: Christopher Robin becomes a construction man and is tasked with tearing down the hundred acre wood. You’d think that he’d be hesitant, but Christopher has become so blinded by greed that he doesn’t even care. This causes Winnie and pals to attempt to hijack everything and unintentionally, because they’re animals that only now have been exposed to the concept of vehicles until that point, murder people in the process.

Just found this on the Reviews ... Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey is a cinematic masterpiece which showcases the best experience which a film can offer. The sheer magnitude in which this movie presents its high quality storytelling and entertainment value is unprecedented by any other film in recent history, perhaps even of all time. Watching Winnie on the big screen was an exhilarating experience, seeing his voluptuous figure stalk through the shadows was more orgasmic than the touch of any woman. Watching the creativity in which the attractive yellow bear carried out his vengeance against Christopher Robin was a truly magnificent sight to behold. Furthermore, the inclusion of Piglet served as a welcome addition to the film's plot and overall enjoyment. Seeing the beautiful pink creature known as Piglet carry out his bloody revenge against the victims of this film was almost as exhilarating as the sheer sexual appeal of the creature. Watching the two large sexual beasts known as Winnie and Piglet was a truly magnificent sight, seeing Winnie's yellow face on screen for the first time nearly made me bust right there and then in the cinema.

Still upset that Pooh doesn’t stare down at a victim laying on the ground only to cock his head to the side and say “oh…bother”

If you want an actual scary movie with Winnie the Pooh to scare your children Christopher robin is great, it taught me that adulthood was something to fear

Damn I wanted Pooh to walk into a trap and before it kills him he just says "Oh Bother". And that be his only line.

"So now they have Christopher Robin freed and this completely random girl that also happened to get tortured by Winnie the Pooh and Piglet." A sentence that can only exist because of this movie and one that wouldn't cross my mind. Timestamp: 14:39

I get the feeling that whoever made this has been patiently waiting for the day Pooh Bear became public domain.

"I will openly say it was fun bad." That's all I was hoping for from this movie

Piglet as a small scary stalker, Rabbit as a inescapable speedster, Pooh as a beastly grizzly has potential to be an actual good Resident Evil type horror story

This was an actual movie?? I only expected it to be a satirical concept or at most a short film. It would work better as a short film because they tend to iron out the cliches and filler. Nothing is wholly original, I know, but anything would be less cliche than "spring break gone wrong." I prefer The Banana Splits because while it is an odd case too, the characters are more memorable, it pays more homage to Banana Splits than this movie did Pooh. The actor for the four fuzzies was amazing! He'd make for a great Tigger, funnily enough. That's actually what makes this movie a letdown; it shoulda referenced Pooh more if it was gonna be feature length. You got a scene where he uses what looks like Eeyore's tail as a whip and one where he kills one with bees. I wanted more of that kind of representation! Coulda had Pooh get stuck in a hole or saying "oh bother" as he's about to get run over. It should have been a horror comedy. But rather, someone gets attacked in a pool and I start wondering what that has to do with Pooh. If the writers put more "think, think, think" into it they may realize their lost potential. In the end, I can only sum this up with two words... oh bother...

"Pooh, you gotta help me. Something's wrong with Piglet. He killed my wife." This is top tier dialogue if I ever saw any. Beautiful.

The scariest part about this movie is that it’s getting a sequel.

Usually I am not a fan of people spoiling a whole movie but in this case I feel like you saved me at least an hour of my life. So thank you. :)

The Banana Splits I feel is one of the only one of these "making a childhood classic gory and full of murder" things that actually worked.

The thing that really bothers me is that the girls were on a no phone, no internet, vacation, but one of them is taking photos in the jacuzzi

6:54 Apparently, the nudity was the actress' choice. The director, Rhys Frake-Waterfield, said in some interview that it wasn't in the script at all, but after they went to the location and had to re-work the scene due to constraints (the woodchipper wasn't planned either btw), the actress (May Kelly) said that she can go nude because it'll be "funny" and "no one will expect it". One of the producers also said that she wanted to "outdo" one of the other actresses after stills of her in a bikini exploded on the internet.

The scariest part of going to see this would be walking into a dark completely empty theater, and then you turn around and Charlie is behind you

trying to turn something as pure and good natured as winnie the pooh into horror feels like something a bad person would do

This sounds like one of those creepypastas that takes a wholesome and safe cartoon and injects a crap-ton of horror into a "Lost Episode". And it sorta makes me want to see it more.

It makes sense that they didnt try to have them look how they normally do or talk. They can't have it be too close to Disney's version. Winnie the Pooh is now public domain, but the red t-shirt and iconic voice are still trademarked under Disney.

As an evil scientist once said: "Note the lack of surprise "

What I am still wondering is how someone can build a cabin with a hot tub and fairy lights without Pooh and Piglett killing the construction workers/ owners of the cabin while they were building or renovating said cabin.

Not sure what we should have expected , but thanks for taking one for humanity Charlie so the rest of us don’t need to watch this

I remember going to the theatre and everyone busted out laughing when they saw pooh for the first time, including me

It's amazing how he can now make entire 20 minute videos without showing any clips and still makes it funny

the best part is if you wait until the end of the credits it says "winnie the pooh will return" so they were expecting to knock it out of the park with a cinematic universe

Modern Day society is so fixed on making the most innocent and wholesome things gruesome and adult for shock value, when in reality many of these things are just better off being as they are, innocent & wholesome.

I am not surprised that it was horrible the fact that pooh doesn't even talk shows they were more worried about saving money than actually making a good movie, probably gonna get more movies like these sadly

when Charlie said "I don't remember any of the girls names because they are so forget able" made me laugh so hard because my brother and i said THE EXACT thing when we made it back to the car lol. also he forgot to add the best part.... THERE'S A SEQUEL COMING OUT

The fact anyone thought it was going to be anything but terrible is astonishing

This is what happens when someone makes a film based on their childish fantasies, of imagining harm and brutality against some problematic juveneillia. We likely knew people like this in school, I remember as a kid of someone singing a nursery rhyme of Barney the dinosaur getting shot by GI Joe, that kid grew up and probably made the Winnie the Pooh horror film.

my favorite part is that pooh’s signature killing move is literally a stiff karate chop that he raises above his head, swipes down, and just demolishes someone’s face and proceeds to hack them apart. his hand must be made of solid steel

17:44 That’s cute. Charlie thinks there’s plot points.

Man I really expected it to be about two random serial killers in masks. Still going to see this if it ever hits a streaming service 😂

I don't usually ever find the “it's morbin’ time” joke funny, but I remember seeing someone say “I love the part when he says “it's pooing time” and pood all over the place” and I fucking died

Technically a winnie the pooh horror movie could be interesting if done correctly. Imagine a kid gets lost in the woods and is taken in by these formless creatures that in his presence become the winnie the pooh cute characters as they adapt to this lost kid feeling protected and nurtured by them, then years pass with them caring for this christopher robin stand in and playing with him being true to the stories, but the kid realizes he isn’t growing up and is discouraged from leaving every time he tries cause the things like him and want him to stay, leading to the typical progressive tension build as the child starts seeing the characters in creepier forms relative to his changing impression of them and eventually he has to run away and its full blown horror but keeping the characters as misguided protectors that are believably winnie the pooh characters, with the creepiness coming from the twisted premise and not gratuitous violence. That would be an interesting spin on the actual characters rather than a stupid cash grab using the recognizable designs and the edgy factor.

3:59 was actually so mind breaking I was impressed he was able to keep up with himself.

I love how London Comic Con have 5 of the losers from this crappy movie at the winter con. They actually think anyone is going to pay £15 for any of these losers autographs. Their tables are going to be empty.

I love that Charlie says it’s fun bad but then the more he explains it the more angry he gets at it as if he didn’t enjoy watching it 😂

Man, I can't wait till Mickey Mouse gets into the public domain. It will be a total hell scape.

19:50 That is so dumb.

My favorite part is when the blood is on the window saying “get out” and the girl says “maybe the killer did that”

The fact that they actually made this is actually insane.

6:58 I died at the way you described this scene.

Naw it should it ended with Pooh yelling “You left us!” then you hear “He didn’t leave us. He grew up!” Pooh then gets shotgun executed and double tapped multiple times by the mysterious man. Then the mysterious man steps forward and it’s Rabbit with a prosthetic leg and tiger print scarf suggesting he killed Tigger. He made a scarf to remember his friend before they went killer. The actor playing Rabbit is just wearing those bad rabbit ears you get for Easter XD.

“Pooh Bear fee-fi-fo-fums around like he’s carrying a thousand pounds on each ankle.” Beautiful.

i feel the "so annoyed and pissed off that you start taking notes" because you want to remember how annoyed and pissed you were. You want to vent to someone as soon as you can and want to ensure you remember every trash thing about whatever is making you so irate.

this doesnt sound like a movie this sounds like a sleep paralysis nightmare charlie had

Blood and Honey's runtime is 100 minutes, which probably means the film itself is 90-95 minutes depending how long credits at the beginning and end are. That's the bare minimum to be a feature.

Fun thing I learned: Only the 1926 version of Whinnie the Pooh went to public domain because the copyright ended on it. But that doesn’t mean all versions are free to use. No one is allowed to use his red shirt as of right now, and Tigger can’t be free for use until ~2023. But that being said, Steamboat Willie (the first version of Mickey Mouse) goes up for the thunderdome on Jan. 1st, 2024

Charlie wearing a black tank top is scarier than Winnie the pooh

I love the image of Charlie sitting in the theater with a pen and paper taking notes of this film

I should’ve just watched this instead of watching the whole movie. You could’ve saved me a whole 21 mins of summary, my imagination would’ve created this for me 💀

The movie having a budget of 100k is the most impressive part tbh

"Something's wrong with Piglet. He killed my wife." He's not wrong.

I want to make a horror book of Winnie the Pooh, is there anything y'all think I need to avoid or add

I remember hearing that this movie wasn't even suppoused to be winning the pooh horror movie the writers or director just realized that Winnie the pooh became public domain so they decided to add it because it would make it better for marketing.

On one hand, the acting was laughably bad, but on the other hand, I actually found some of the scenes of Pooh torturing people to be pretty disturbing.

winnie the pooh being ditched by disney and being hit in the groin with a bowling ball by the public domain is painful to acknowledge

Horror movies are a great investment. A fancy summer blockbuster will cost $100 mill and maybe make $400 mill so you get a 4x return. But a shitty horror movie made with theater kid interns and windows movie maker will cost $100K but you'll get a return of several million. Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey cot $100K and so far a $3.5 Mill box office. A 35x return in what, 2 years? Not bad.

Feel bad for anyone who spent money to see this in theaters

The theatre I was in was constantly filled with laughter. Absolutely loved it, my favourite comedy film of the year.

You know that when Disney try to extend their hold on their characters so they don't fall under public domain, they will use this as an argument

I remember seeing that the film-makers of this are also planning on making a Bambi horror movie so I can't wait for that

I mean what did anyone expect from them turning a beloved children's ip into a horror movie the moment the clock ran out for it to be in the public domain

Ripping a girl's shirt off and automatically killing her just screams "Crappy 80s movie trope".

The last scene was the cherry on top. "You're a tough guy. I can respect that." Or some shit like that, it was hilarious. Honorable mention is the fact that he showed more interest in the other female protagonist than his fiancé

imagine if the people in horror movies actually got out when the monsters said get out.

It's The Banana Splits movie all over again. An old-school childhood classic that eventually in the future get the horror version to completely bank off the Five Nights at Freddy's crowd and also bank off of nostalgia people have for the characters which would be the older generation which most likely recognizes the property

This makes me genuinely angry that a golden opportunity like this was wasted. I really wish MeetCanyon had wrote the script because he’s one of the best at writing horror and comedy. Unfortunately public domain movies now have a bad name so it will be hard to get people to go watch another one if it was created 😡