The film makes its way to DVD and Digital this Fall.
The Big Picture Looks like another classic childhood memory is getting the horror treatment as a recent report from Bloody Disgusting has revealed a first look at Mary Had a Little Lamb, showcasing a bloody gore-fest. The film slashes its way onto DVD and digital on October 3, just in time for Halloween.
Based on the classic nursery rhyme of the same name, the film centers on a radio host and her crew, who set out to investigate the truth behind some disappearances for their crime show. However, events soon begin taking a dark turn when they meet Mary alongside her little lamb, who unleashes untold horrors on the crew. The film is directed by Jason Arber, who recently worked on Meg 2: The Trench, and stars May Kelly, Danielle Scott, and Christine Ann Nyland.
In addition to the film’s plot details, a brand-new trailer has been revealed, which features a further look into the movie’s premise, which is a far cry from the innocent nature of the original nursery rhyme. Featuring an onslaught of bloody violence, it looks like horror fans have another fun low-budget gore-fest to look forward to this Fall, especially as they gear up for the spooky holiday season.
Your Favorite Childhood Memories Can’t Outrun Horror’s Latest Trend Mary Had a Little Lamb is just the latest of a larger trend in low-budget horror films seeking to take a bloody twist with many childhood classics. Audiences already got a small taste of what's to come with the release of Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey earlier this year, but more are soon on the way, such as Cinderella’s Curse and Sleeping Beauty’s Massacre.
Mary Had a Little Lamb slashes its way to digital and DVD on October 3. Check out the terrifying trailer for the upcoming film below.
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