Practical effects can be a wonderful addition to horror films when done right, as we saw in such 2024 hits as Terrifier 3 and Alien: Romulus. There’s just something about having that gore right in front of you instead of it being generated by a computer that makes the moment feel all the more real. The results can oftentimes be so realistic that they make the filmmakers and actors sick to their stomach, as was the case in Damien Leone’s film, and in another 2024 gem: Winnie-the-Pooh: Blood and Honey 2.
One sequence in particular caused Rhys Frake-Waterfield to lose his lunch during the filming of the second film in the ‘Poohniverse.’ Read More