Film Theorists, did you watch Winnie the Pooh? I did and one of the things that sticks in my memories with sharp clarity is ...

The arrival of Winnie the Pooh’s Home Run Derby came at a perfect time for this phenomenon: the irony of a pastoral children’s game that also allowed the player to spit and swear like the edgiest ...

Winnie the Pooh's beloved woodland is reimagined as an an apocalyptic wasteland to reflect the impact of environmental issues. A deforested Hundred Acre Wood is depicted in the grim series of ...

Childhood beloved icon Winnie the Pooh is now a full-on serial killer. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The plot is ...

The Hundred Acre Wood has been reduced to stumps, reflecting the global environmental impact of deforestation from 1926 to today. Toilet paper brand Who Gives A Crap has unveiled its latest ...

Despite your worst fears, the hole in question is neither a butthole nor a mouth hole, but something more unnatural—a toothed void in Pooh’s stomach that represents you, the virus contorting ...

Christopher Robin still exists, Winnie the Pooh’s crew still inhabits the 100 Acre Wood, but everything goes south when Christopher leaves for college – a smart play on Pooh seeing Christopher ...

featuring a nightmare version of the timid little pig from Pooh’s gang of friends. The trailer is about as indie-slasher as it gets, without any of the stylistic flairs of a retro-looking ...

Almost a century since the publication of Winnie the Pooh's first adventures, the gorse and heather-strewn landscape has barely changed, and many of Milne's landmarks remain, still recognisable as ...

Once in costume, Hill headed out into the park for Pooh’s usual meet-and-greets. On the stand, Hill would later say he first felt someone “tugging at him from behind.” It was a 9-year-old ...