The Winnie the Pooh slasher is set for its debut in Scotland.
Tickets for Frightfest have gone on sale with the much-anticipated Winnie the Pooh horror Blood and Honey set to be the star of the show.
The movie leads an exciting lineup of films including the UK premiere of brooding occult chiller Mother Superior, the European premiere of Christopher Smith’s Scottish horror Consecration, and the UK premiere of Smoking Causes Coughing, a quirky, absurdist comedy sci-fi fantasy from visionary director Quentin Dupieux.
FrightFest Weekend Passes are £75, while individual tickets for the Friday and Saturday films are priced at £11.50 / £9.30 and are available from the GFF website.
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