At 12:01 a.m. on January 1, the earliest version of Mickey Mouse entered the public domain, and there’s already an indie horror film in the works starring America’s favorite mouse.

The Steamboat Willie version of Mickey Mouse is already up for grabs, ... find the mouse, kill the mouse. But could it be that easy? Probably not. The game is now available for pre-save on Steam.

The next Mickey Mouse horror movie to be released in theaters is Screamboat, which gives a deadly twist to the classic Disney animated short Steamboat Willie – however, the first official look ...

As it unspools, a Mickey Mouse mask in a memorabilia cabinet somehow puts Tim in a trance, demanding he put it on and… y'know, kill, kill, kill. Why? Because this is a horror movie, stupid.

A Disney-inspired horror film sees a monstrous Mickey Mouse kill princesses in a new trailer, released this week. Screamboat, set for release April 2, features David Howard Thornton as killer ...

It casts Mickey Mouse as Tony Stark/Iron Man, Donald Duck as the Mighty Thor, Minnie Mouse as Wasp, and Pluto as Ant-Man, and Pluto as the Incredible Hulk.

As it unspools, a Mickey Mouse mask in a memorabilia cabinet somehow puts Tim in a trance, demanding he put it on and… y’know, kill, kill, kill. Why? Because this is a horror movie, stupid.

The 1928 version of Mickey Mouse, as seen in Steamboat Willie (pictured), entered the public domain in the US on January 1, 2024, paving the way from Screamboat (Picture: Getty) ...

Robert Pattinson is his own worst enemy in an exclusive clip from Bong Joon Ho's upcoming sci-fi comedy Mickey 17. Adapted from Ashton Edward's novel Mickey7, the upcoming feature (in theaters ...

To those Mickeys about to die, we salute you. Robert Pattinson is killed over and over in the first trailer for Mickey 17, Bong Joon Ho‘s long awaited followup to best picture winner for ...

The original version of Mickey Mouse from “Steamboat Willie,” an eight-minute short film released in 1928, entered the public domain on Jan. 1, 2024, 96 years from the date of publication.

On Sunday night’s episode, Oliver provided a brief rundown of the circumstances that will see Mickey Mouse enter the public domain on January 1, 2024. Here’s our piece from last December that ...