Terrifier Star Unleashes Terror as Twisted Mickey in Screamboat

A first look at the upcoming horror film Screamboat has been unveiled, featuring Terrifier star David Howard Thornton as a twisted version of Steamboat Willie, the iconic cartoon character created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks. Thornton, known for his terrifying portrayal of Art the Clown in the Terrifier franchise, is set to bring a new level of horror to the beloved character.

Screamboat is a parody horror film that reimagines Steamboat Willie as a killer, and the first image from the movie has left fans eager for more. The film's release date has been moved to April, and with this new look at Thornton's character, it's clear that Screamboat is going to be a wild and terrifying ride.

Thornton's transformation into the twisted Mickey Mouse is both hilarious and unsettling, and it's a testament to his versatility as an actor. The image shows Thornton in a tattered and worn-out version of Mickey's iconic outfit, complete with a menacing grin and a plethora of bloodstains.

According to Variety, Screamboat is a horror film that pays homage to the classic cartoon, while also subverting expectations and pushing the boundaries of what is considered acceptable in a horror movie. The film's director has stated that Screamboat is a love letter to the horror genre, and that it's meant to be a fun and irreverent take on the classic cartoon character.

Fans of the Terrifier franchise will be excited to see Thornton take on a new and challenging role, and the first look at Screamboat has already generated a lot of buzz online. With its unique blend of horror and comedy, Screamboat is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about films of the year.

As the release date approaches, fans can expect to see more images and trailers from the film, each one more terrifying and hilarious than the last. One thing is for sure, Screamboat is going to be a wild and unforgettable ride, and with David Howard Thornton at the helm, it's going to be a must-see for horror fans and cartoon enthusiasts alike.