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The Twisted Childhood Universe is introducing even more monsters.
A new image from has revealed a first look at Rabbit, confirming his debut in the horror shared universe. with even more monstrous versions of characters from the Hundred Acre Wood. While Pooh and Piglet debuted in the first movie, the second installment saw Tigger and Owl become part of the fray. A third movie was announced days after the second was released, confirming a bigger budget and the introduction of new characters, including Heffalumps and Woozles.
Now, has released a first-look image of Rabbit in Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 3. The classic character from Winnie-the-Pooh's books will be physically portrayed by Jacob Marshfield, while he'll be voiced by Roger L. Jackson. Jackson is best known for providing the voice of Ghostface in the Scream movies. The image shows Rabbit as a half-man, half-rabbit mix, sporting brown hair and rabbit ears. This keeps in line with Blood and Honey 2's revelation that the Hundred Acre Wood monsters were once human themselves.
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In addition to the next image, Twisted Childhood Universe producers Jagged Edge Productions have confirmed Cris Parker, Kira Reed Lorsch, Josephine Blazier, and Harrison Davis will play important roles in the . Lewis Santer and Scott Chambers will be reprising their roles as Tigger and Christopher Robin, while Pooh will be portrayed by George Montague, replacing Ryan Oliva. According to the report, the movie will come out before the franchise's planned crossover event, Poohniverse: Monsters Assembled, which is also currently in development.
Rabbit's arrival was originally teased for the crossover movie, which was originally announced to take place ahead of Blood and Honey 3. However, this new image and the report signals the release plan has changed, meaning the first phase of the shared universe is still ongoing. The series of Winnie-the-Pooh horror movies is joined by Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare and Bambi: The Reckoning, alongside the , which premiered at the Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival on April 11.
Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 3 will be directed by Scott Chambers, who takes over for franchise creator Rhys Frake-Waterfield, and written by Richard Stanley, best known for his award-winning sci-fi horror film Color Out of Space, starring Nicolas Cage. Although plot details have yet to be revealed, the introduction of Rabbit, Heffalumps, and Woozles means it's going to be the most packed of any installment in the franchise thus far. Though unclear how, the movie is expected to tie into the .
The success of the Blood and Honey films has helped the franchise expand to the point where more of Pooh's friends are getting in on the slasher action. Rabbit's debut in Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 3 may help the series in its upward critical trend, with each movie getting progressively better reception than the last. He can also help anchor the film's larger tie-ins depending on his role, and just how much the movie does with his debut.
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