Oh, great. One more thing for New Yorkers to worry about — being murdered by Mickey Mouse. In the demented new horror movie “Screamboat,” now in theaters, David Howard Thornton (Art the clown from ...

Barely two days in the public domain, the earliest iteration of Mickey Mouse is on a rampage. Slashed free of Disney’s copyright as of Monday, the iconic character from Steamboat Willie is ...

Steamboat Willie falls prey to the public domain horror monster, but Screamboat doesn't do enough with this concept.

It’s not the first film to capitalise on the copyright to older versions of Disney characters expiring by putting them in slasher flicks and drenching them in blood; The Mouse Trap even beat it to ...

But this time, it’s Mickey Mouse, founder Walt Disney’s own creation – or this first version of him, at least (although The Mouse Trap still manged to be first over the line ...

Compared to recent riffs on Winnie the Pooh and Popeye, 'Steamboat Willie' slasher has fun skewering the company that's been so protective of its IP.

The act, known as the Mickey Mouse Protection Act, being implemented was what saved Steamboat Willie for being in a public domain 20 years ago. YouTuber and DSNY Newscast host Jack Kendall gave ...

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However, the new character wasn't fully revealed. But the title card in the post-credit scene confirms that the creature was indeed Minnie. The post-credit reveal confirms that the makers have a plan ...

It's leagues above the competition in the widening sea of public-domain Steamboat Willie horror parodies ... The Mean One – or perhaps their Mickey Mouse games are just benefiting from ...

One more thing for New Yorkers to worry about — being murdered by Mickey Mouse. In the demented new ... (Art the clown from “Terrifier”) plays Willie, a killer rodent who brutalizes ...