EPISODE · Nov 19, 2025 · 51 MIN
The Hundred Acre Woodchipper: A Friendsgiving Massacre (Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey)
from Well-Adjusted Horror · host Johnathon Williams
What We're Carving Up:Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey (2023)Things We Discussed:Why Christopher Robin abandoning his woodland friends turns them into rage-fueled killers (relatable)The beauty of democracy: bastardizing beloved characters the second copyright expiresWhere's Tigger? (Answer: safe in copyright jail until the sequel)That surprisingly decent animated opening vs. everything that follows80s slasher vibes meet sexist trash aestheticsWhy elevated horror fatigue is real and trash cinema has its placeOther recent disappointments: Keeper, Shelby OaksLooking forward to: Nosferatu, Silent Night Deadly NightThe Verdict: Tasty trash or tasteless trash? You decide. Either way, bring friends who can handle knowing you watched this.
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It's Friendsgiving, it's 78 degrees in November, and we're watching a children's character commit atrocities—exactly as the season intended. Guest Lindsey Brown returns to subject us to Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey, a film that answers the question "what if public domain laws could ruin my childhood?" We dive into toxic masculinity, woodchippers, capitalism run amok, and whether sometimes trash cinema hits different after too much elevated horror. Spoiler: this is definitely trash, but at least it's honest about it. Pants optional, honey pot required.
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