Aaron Borg – Google

This movie is a perfectly good example of what happens when you give a bunch of hippie loving film students that look like John Lennon a video camera. The type of people that will take a photo of a half eaten apple on the ground and tell you how it makes them feel inside. Now I understand that most likely wasn’t the case but it sure feels that way. Got through 30 min of the camera being placed around various parts of the house with little thuds, voices and moving objects before I called it quits and I’m no quitter…until now. One of the worst made movies I’ve seen in my life and I’ve seen Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey. I’m now of the belief that the ladies and gents over at Rolling Stone who thoroughly enjoyed this movie, are a bunch of washed out artsy stoners. Shame on you film crew. Shame on you.

Absolutely amazing show! Great acting, great cast, funny moments that aren’t overdone, well scripted and never a boring moment. One of the best shows I’ve seen in a while tbh. Hats off to all involved in bringing this show to light. Netflix would be stupid not to renew this for a season 2. Then again, the people in charge of renewing seasons seem to have a few screws loose as of late with certain shows not getting renewed despite their success. Feeling hopeful with this one though 👏🏼

Watch for the many obviously fake reviews here. I’m a big horror enthusiast and this film was quite poor overall with subpar acting. Pooh and Piglet in particular are just two fully clothed people wearing masks that anyone could buy online. In the movies defence, the budget was under $100k and so for that budget the movie did ok. The upcoming sequel is set to increase this budget substantially so I’m sure the sequel will be much better (I hope). Will definitely help with the special effects as the special effects in this movie resemble effects from the 80’s. 3 out of 10 at best which is a shame but I went into it not expecting much.