The movie’s freaky, big-eared scamp aboard the doomed vessel is, of course, based on 1928’s “Steamboat Willie,” Disney’s first Mickey cartoon. But there are no punishing lawsuits on the way from the ...

Compared to recent riffs on Winnie the Pooh and Popeye, 'Steamboat Willie' slasher has fun skewering the company that's been so protective of its IP.

Huntsville native David Howard Thornton plays an evil mouse in "Screamboat," adding to his roles as fan-favorite baddies like ...

The latest teaser for Screamboat Willie is straight out of one's worst nightmares. The trailer kicks off with a tongue-in-cheek nod to the Disney and Mickey Mouse classic of the same name by ...

LaMorte helmed the reimagining of the Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks 1928 animated short film 'Steamboat Willie', with the gore-filled flick following a group of New Yorkers who are picked off by a ...

They say the boat left the dock in 1928; however, Screamboat is way more than a (bo--gore abd violent) parody. This is a haunted echo of the most iconic cartoon character in history.

The film reimagines the popular Steamboat Willie character from Ub Iwerks's 1928 short film and turns him into a murderous monster. He goes on a killing rampage on a late-night New York City ferry ...

But this time, it’s Mickey Mouse, founder Walt Disney’s own creation – or this first version of him, at least (although The Mouse Trap still manged to be first over the line ...

If you don't know ... the movie, filmed on Colin Jost and Pete Davidson's Staten Island Ferry, is based on the Steamboat Willie character from Walt Disney's classic 1928 cartoon -- one of the ...

The movie was announced soon after the Steamboat Willie version of Mickey became public domain on January 1, 2024. A late-night ferry ride in New York City is at the heart of the story of Screamboat.

Yes, that Steamboat Willie; Disney’s 1928 cartoon entered the public domain in 2024. “We shot the film entirely on Staten Island and wanted to really showcase the true authenticity of our ...

The movie’s freaky, big-eared scamp aboard the doomed vessel is, of course, based on 1928’s “Steamboat Willie,” Disney’s first Mickey cartoon. But there are no punishing lawsuits on the ...