IGN can exclusively reveal the first trailer for Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 3, which director Scott Chambers calls “absolute carnage.” You can watch the new trailer via the player above or the embed below. The film’s teaser poster can also be seen below.
“After the brutal capture of Pooh, Tigger, and Rabbit by the sinister Woozles Circus, fifteen years pass and the once-feral creatures are transformed into attractions in a twisted traveling carnival run by the mysterious Karna, occult showman Shandor, and the immortal ringmaster Balthazar. Meanwhile, Momo Milne, an orphan desperate to uncover the truth about her missing mother, traces her last known whereabouts to Woozles Ltd. Alongside her outspoken best friend Billie, Momo infiltrates the circus by taking a job among its bizarre performers,” according to the official synopsis.
“As the girls uncover horrifying secrets behind the spectacle—including drugged half-human creatures, disappearances, and gruesome killings hidden behind the carnival lights—Momo realizes her mother’s disappearance is tied to the circus’ darkest mystery. Drawn into a nightmare where fairy tales become blood-soaked reality, Momo must survive Pooh and his monstrous companions while uncovering the truth before she becomes the next act in Woozles’ deadly show.”
The film is scripted by Richard Stanley (Color Out of Space, Dust Devil, Hardware).
In a statement provided to IGN, director Scott Chambers says “Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 3 is absolute carnage. I counted 20 character deaths during filming, and every one of them was captured practically on camera using real prosthetics, special-effects makeup and physical gore effects. I think this is a thrilling new entry in the Blood and Honey universe. It is bigger, bloodier and more ambitious, but it also plays an important part in the wider story we are building. This film leads directly towards Poohniverse: Monsters Assemble—our Avengers-style crossover—and acts as a major stepping stone towards that eventual finale.”
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