Mickey Mouse 2025 – Horror 

In an unexpected twist that redefines the beloved character’s image, Mickey Mouse 2025 – Horror offers a dark, thrilling take on the iconic Disney character, turning Mickey into a sinister figure in a chilling, atmospheric horror story. Directed by David F. Sandberg (known for Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation), this bold reimagining introduces a nightmarish world where Mickey is no longer the cheerful, innocent mascot we know and love but instead becomes an eerie, enigmatic presence in a supernatural horror landscape.
 Plot: The film takes place in a dark and twisted version of Mickey’s Toontown, which has been overtaken by an ancient malevolent force. Mickey, once the symbol of joy and innocence, now finds himself battling the very essence of evil that has corrupted his world. This new version of Mickey is no longer the happy, carefree character; he’s a shadow of his former self, grappling with dark, internal demons that have manifested in both his psyche and in the physical world.
When a mysterious curse falls over the town, turning beloved characters into monstrous versions of themselves, Mickey is forced to face his deepest fears. As the cursed residents of Toontown turn violent and distorted, Mickey must uncover the truth behind the ancient force that has taken hold of the place he once called home. In this grim version of the world, there are no happy endings—only survival.
The plot kicks off when Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, and other familiar faces are transformed into grotesque, nightmarish creatures. Mickey is left to confront not only the terrifying supernatural forces but also the loss of his innocence as he ventures through a series of horrifying scenarios, each more twisted than the last.
As Mickey struggles to survive, he must also find a way to reverse the curse, all the while trying to hold onto the slivers of humanity he has left. However, as the line between hero and villain becomes increasingly blurred, Mickey begins to wonder if he’s capable of saving the others—or if he has already crossed over into the darkness himself.