The Big Picture Horror that turns childhood mascots into villains is a booming industry, with movies and video games showcasing just how terrifying these characters can become. This is exemplified in the much-awaited slasher Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, directed by Rhys Frake-Waterfield, a film that seized upon the beloved character becoming public domain by turning him into a maniacal, bloodthirsty creature hunting down his former best friend, Christopher Robin.
The Banana Splits Movie R Young Harley is having a dream birthday; he and his family are going to watch the taping of his favourite show. But the dream becomes a nightmare when the animatronic stars turn homicidal. The Banana Splits Movie had a harder path to bloodying up its lore because, well, there wasn't much to draw from. It was based on The Banana Splits TV show, created by the historic Hanna-Barbera Productions, and featured a rock band made up of the anthropomorphic animals Fleegle, Bingo, Drooper, and Snorky . It was a children's variety show that was entertaining, but unlike Winnie the Pooh, the horror film didn't have a story to draw from to create a terrifying narrative.
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