History Film / WinnieThePoohBloodAndHoney

A sequel is in development for a 2024 release, while the director is already working on similar films -- ''Literature/{{Bambi}}: The Reckoning'' and ''Literature/PeterPan: Neverland Nightmare''. And if that's not enough, he considers them all to take place in a SharedUniverse, meaning crossovers may be in the cards.

* {{Made of Iron}}: Pooh appears to be particularly indestructible seeing as how he not only comes out practically unscathed from having the four rednecks attack him, including having a crowbar thrown at him, he also very much survives getting crushed in between two cars, having only even been unconscious for a short time, and is able to resume to his murderous plans straight away.

* SilentAntagonist: Neither Pooh nor Piglet say a single word during the movie. Justified, since they vowed to give up every aspect of humanity after they ate Eeyore, including speaking.

* AndThisIsFor: As Alice bludgeons Piglet to death, she invokes this for Charlene, Lara and Zoe.

* EvenEvilHasLovedOnes: Pooh and Piglet may be sadistic, bloodthirsty serial killers, but they still genuinely care about each other as friends. When Pooh hears Piglet's screams of pain as he is being bludgeoned to death by Zoe, he halts his pursuit of Maria and Jess to come to Piglet's aid. When Pooh discovers that Piglet is already dead, he is distraught and furiously kills Alice to avenge him. It's also shown that Pooh and Piglet cared for Eeyore, as they mourn him in the opening flashback and gave him a proper burial, and even keep his dismembered tail as a TragicKeepsake.

* WritersCannotDoMath: The exact timeline of the movie is a bit confusing. Christopher Robin left the 100 Acre Woods to go to college at 18 years old and when he returns to the 100 Acre Woods, he's 23 and engaged. In the meantime, Eeyore is eaten by the others because they suffer a harsh winter that forces them to commit cannibalism to survive. The movie states that it's only been 5 years since Christopher Robin left. The question is, how were Winnie the Pooh and his friends able to survive for 5 years without having to resort to cannibalism a second time? Why didn't the winter happen a second time?

* WritersCantDoMath: The exact timeline of the movie is a bit confusing. Christopher Robin left the 100 Acre Woods to go to college at 18 years old and when he returns to the 100 Acre Woods, he's 23 and engaged. In the meantime, Eeyore is eaten by the others because they suffer a harsh winter that forces them to commit cannibalism to survive. The movie states that it's only been 5 years since Christopher Robin left. The question is, how were Winnie the Pooh and his friends able to survive for 5 years without having to resort to cannibalism a second time? Why didn't the winter happen a second time?

A sequel is being planned for a currently unknown date, while the director is already working on similar films -- ''Literature/{{Bambi}}: The Reckoning'' and ''Literature/PeterPan: Neverland Nightmare''. And if that's not enough, he considers them all to take place in a SharedUniverse, meaning crossovers may be in the cards.

* NotEvenBotheringWithTheAccent: The petrol station owner speaks in a broad Kentucky drawl and even uses the term "miles" instead of kilometers. No explanation is given for how he ended up owning a service station in rural England.

''Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey'' is a British independent slasher film written, directed and produced by Rhys-Frake Waterfield, based on Creator/AAMilne's beloved ''Literature/WinnieThePooh'' stories following their entrance into the PublicDomain. It premiered in Mexico on 26 January 2023, had a wide theatrical release in the United States on 15 February 2023, and was released in its native UK on 10 March 2023.[[note]]It was originally planned for a nationwide one-night-only event, but a spike in online popularity led to the expansion to a major worldwide release.[/note]]

* PosthumousCharacter: Eeyore is confirmed to have died, although Rabbit, Owl, Kanga, Roo and Tigger are unaccounted for. While Owl and Rabbit are included in the animated opening, they're nowhere to be seen in the rest of the movie.[[note]]In reality, the other residents of the Hundred-Acre Wood wouldn't join Pooh Bear and Piglet in the American PublicDomain until 2023.[[/note]]

* WhamLine: [[spoiler:"You left" as spoken by Pooh]], who had made a vow with his friends to never speak again after killing Eeyore.

* YouDontLookLikeYou: Pooh looks very different, to put it mildly, wearing a red flannel shirt with overalls and Piglet also appears as an adult boar and wears a boiler suit. [[{{Enforced|Trope}} This was deliberately done by the director to avoid any potential copyright claims]] (particularly from Creator/{{Disney}}, who still has full ownership of their incarnations of Pooh and company) and to further disconnect the movie from the children's book series.

** Despite all this, the design of the Pooh mask does pretty obviously take cues from Disney's version, particularly the eyebrows and general shape of his face. Piglet's mask on the other hand looks more like a generic boar.

''Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey'' is a British independent slasher film based on Creator/AAMilne's beloved ''Literature/WinnieThePooh'' stories following their entrance into the PublicDomain. It is directed by Rhys-Frake Waterfield and premiered in Mexico on 26 January 2023, had a wide theatrical release in the United States on 15 February 2023, and was released in its native UK on 10 March 2023.

The story concerns an adult Christopher Robin bringing his fiancé to the Hundred-Acre Wood after many years away, only to find that Pooh and Piglet have become violent killers after his "abandonment" of them.

A sequel is being planned for a currently unknown date, while the director is already working on similar films based on ''Literature/{{Bambi}}: The Reckoning'' and ''Literature/PeterPan: Neverland Nightmare''. And if that's not enough, he considers them all to take place in a SharedUniverse, meaning crossovers may be in the cards.

* NoPartyLikeADonnerParty: The opening establishes that when winter became harsh after Christopher Robin went to college, Pooh, Piglet, Rabbit, and Owl were starving so bad that they had to resort to eating Eeyore. This was the straw that broke the camel's back.

* TragicKeepsake: Eeyore's tail. After Pooh has imprisoned Christopher Robin he uses the dismembered tail to brutally whip his former friend until new victims appear in the Hundred-Acre Wood.

** In the original novels and Disney adaptations, the inhabitants of the Hundred-Acre Wood were certainly dysfunctional and a little dim, but they knew at least how to take care of themselves when Christopher wasn't around. They had houses, farmed and gathered, and kept warm during winter. Contrast with these versions who depended on Robin to feed them at all and resort to eating another in their friend group out of desperation, and then become animalistic murderers.

** This even extends to Pooh's single line of dialogue in the film not having the falsetto most people associate with the character; since that was a product of the Disney incarnation and longtime Pooh voice actor Creator/JimCummings1952 actually threatened to sue the studio personally if he heard them try and mimic it.

* AdaptationalSpeciesChange: In the original story and Disney adaptations, Pooh and company were all adorable plushies. In the film, however, they are all described as "cross-breeds" and "abominations".

* ThatManIsDead: Not directly stated, but at one point Pooh is shown reflecting on his childhood friendship with Christopher Robin and appears sad at those memories, only to start smashing furniture around him as though lashing out at the memories.