The decommissioned orange boat seen in the film has made headlines since being bought by Pete Davidson and Colin Jost for $280,000. The movie’s freaky, big-eared scamp aboard the doomed vessel is, of ...

The Belle of Louisville will be looking to avenge its loss last year to the Belle of Cincinnati in the Great Steamboat Race.

The Belle of Louisville is hoping to reclaim the coveted Silver Antlers from the Belle of Cincinnati, which won last year.

Screamboat is the second Steamboat Willie horror movie to hit screens in ... to shoot on an actual decommissioned Staten Island Ferry boat (owned by Saturday Night Live's Colin Jost and Pete ...

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 ...

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 ...

Actor David Howard Thornton says he can't tell fans whether he likes playing Art the Clown or the horror version of Steamboat Willie more ... or rather, he could -- but then he'd have to turn into ...

Steamboat Willie featured early versions of both Mickey ... bearing more resemblance to rat than mouse, captains a boat and makes musical instruments out of other animals. Disney to lose Mickey ...

“This boat is cursed! We’re all going to die!” to which another person responds: “You said that last week, and the week before!” As the horror unfolds, Steamboat Willie is revealed to be ...

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 ...

The decommissioned orange boat seen in the film has made headlines ... based on 1928’s “Steamboat Willie,” Disney’s first Mickey cartoon. But there are no punishing lawsuits on the way ...