Huntsville native David Howard Thornton plays an evil mouse in "Screamboat," adding to his roles as fan-favorite baddies like ...

Screamboat includes a special tease in the post-credits that helps set up the future of the new franchise and its horror version of Steamboat Willie.

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.

Screamboat is the latest entry in the ever-popular "public domainsploitation" craze. Now, when I say popular, I mean that it is popular with producers. Movies based on famous public domain ...

So before anyone gets up in arms that Steven LaMorte’s “Screamboat” shows Mickey slaughtering the passengers of the Staten Island Ferry, try to remember: Disney did it first. Then again I ...

In the demented new horror movie “Screamboat,” now in theaters, David Howard Thornton (Art the clown from “Terrifier”) plays Willie, a killer rodent who brutalizes passengers at night ...

A late-night ferry ride in New York City is at the heart of the story of Screamboat. Soon, the people riding the Staten Island Ferry are attacked by Steamboat Willie, a murderous mouse.

Screamboat is, for better and worse, the epitome of "Dumb Fun." It's leagues above the competition in the widening sea of public-domain Steamboat Willie horror parodies – though considering the ...

One of the most recent installments in this ever-expanding list of films is Steven LaMorte’s Screamboat, featuring Steamboat Willie, the cartoon inspiration for Mickey Mouse. While the film is ...

Jesse Posey. Photo Credit: Michael Allen. Actor Jesse Posey chatted about starring in the new horror film “Screamboat,” which was directed by Steven LaMorte. Jesse is the younger brother of ...

Screamboat is an American horror comedy that parodies the classic Disney character Mickey Mouse’s first screen appearance, Steamboat Willie, by turning him into a killing machine. The film is ...

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 ...