Rhys Frake-Waterfield is a name that lately is increasingly heard, as he is the one who decided to take advantage of the expired copyright of Winnie The Pooh to produce a horror film based on the story of A. A. Milne:

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A while ago I told you that there was also a horror film about Peter Pan and one about Thor:

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But Peter Pan is between the two, the most advanced project and closer to release, in fact it was also shared the name, the movie in fact will be called Peter Pan Neverland Nightmare.

As well as Winnie The Pooh, Peter Pan has also become public knowledge, so any project such as the horror film in question can be created without any copyright issue.

The producer Scott Jeffrey has also given some details about it:

“Peter Pan’s horror film will be a lot of fun because basically the Neverland Island will be imagined as a kind of circus, and you’ll see some really intense versions of some of those famous characters, like Tinker Bell.”

Director Rhys Waterfield said, in an interview with TMZ, he wanted to expand his narrative universe by producing horror films of other public domain characters such as Thor and Peter Pan:

“One idea we have in mind is about Thor, the Nordic god: clearly he is a public figure, he does not belong to Marvel, so we imagined a reinterpretation of ours, and we could do it if we wanted to. Maybe it won’t have the same appeal as Winnie the Pooh, but we also have a lot of other titles planned…for example something about Peter Pan.”

Excited about it?