Looking for a twisted and unsettling cinematic experience? Watch as a beloved childhood icon is reimagined into a nightmarish predator in Mouseboat Massacre, a new Public Domain horror offering from ITN Studios behind the Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood & Honey franchise. This film, directed by Andrea M. Catinella, known for her work on Island of the Dolls 2, is now available via Video on Demand on Amazon for those brave enough to venture into its unsettling world.
Mouseboat Massacreplunges viewers into the terrifying reality of a young woman battling a debilitating drug addiction. Struggling to maintain her grip on reality, she begins to experience horrifying hallucinations—or are they?—of a mutated mouse-human hybrid that infests her life. Soon, her already fragile existence becomes a living nightmare.
Mouseboat Massacre assembles a cast that embraces the film’s dark and chaotic energy. Jay Robertson, known for Peter Pan’s Neverland Nightmare, brings a sense of frantic desperation to the screen, while Kathi DeCouto, from War of the Worlds: The Attack, adds a layer of unsettling realism. Atlanta Moreno, Lauren Leppard, Victor Rios, and Natasha Tosini (Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood & Honey) round out the ensemble.
Producer Rene August, known for Cinderella’s Curse, sets the tone for the film’s unhinged approach, stating, “This is balls to the wall mayhem. We have really gone for the gore in this movie and think audiences will be very pleased with how nasty the mouse can be.” August further teases the film’s extreme nature by highlighting a particularly gruesome death scene involving “an actual literal human-sized mouse trap killing someone and a cheese grater/knife hybrid as the mouse’s weapon of choice!”
This film promises to push boundaries. It aims to deliver a visceral and disturbing take on a familiar character. The combination of psychological horror and graphic violence creates a chilling atmosphere designed to unsettle the most hardened horror fans. Mouseboat Massacre is not for the faint of heart. Still, for those seeking a genuinely twisted and unforgettable cinematic experience, it plunges into the depths of a horrifying imagination. Watch it now on Amazon Prime Video or VOD.
