Mickey Mouse has traded his cheerful persona for a menacing turn in the horror comedy film "Mickey Mouse Trap." Breaking away from the familiar realm of animated joy, this surprising venture unfolds on the first day Disney's classic "Steamboat Willie" entered the public domain. Brace yourselves for a spine-chilling ride as we explore the shocking transformation of Mickey Mouse into an unlikely antagonist, set to star in a horror thriller that has already begun to make waves in the film industry.
On the day Disney's 1928 classic «Steamboat Willie» entered the public domain, an eerie trailer emerged, unveiling a horror comedy featuring Mickey Mouse as the unexpected antagonist. Titled «Mickey Mouse Trap,» the film revolves around Alex's 21st birthday celebration, transforming into a nightmarish game orchestrated by a masked killer dressed as Mickey Mouse.
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As Alex, stuck on a late shift at an amusement arcade, becomes the target of a sinister game played by the Mickey Mouse killer, her friends attempt to surprise her. The masked figure embarks on a chilling pursuit, creating an atmosphere reminiscent of horror hits like «Five Nights at Freddy’s» and infusing a «Scream»-like self-awareness to the genre.
Directed by Jamie Bailey, «Mickey Mouse Trap» promises a unique blend of horror and absurdity. Bailey shared, “We just wanted to have fun with it all. I mean, it’s Steamboat Willie’s Mickey Mouse murdering people. It’s ridiculous. We ran with it and had fun doing it, and I think it shows.” The film features a cast including Sophie McIntosh, Callum Sywyk, Allegra
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