Buddy ou giant unicorn roams the forest

If your looking for something dark and on the bonkers side of things, Vertigo Releasing would like to introduce to you Buddy watch the official UK Trailer.

If you thought Barney the purple dinosaur was creepy, wait till you see Casper Kelly‘s cuddly orange unicorn. This will make you rethink twice in what we show our kids and it’s sinister!

Buddy takes us back to 1999 and it looks like we’re watching a children’s TV show. It’s Buddy show all about a giant bright orange unicorn, the kids on the show love him, all singing all dancing. Things look perfect but deep down something not right and when a couple of the kids notice

This one stars Keegan-Michael Key as the voice of Buddy, Cristin Milioti, Topher Grace, Patton Oswalt and Michael Shannon.

Synopsis | A group of children are trapped inside a surreal 1990s children’s television show hosted by a giant orange unicorn named BUDDY, where defiance results in extreme violence.

A young girl named Freddy rallies the surviving children to escape while a mother named Grace searches the warped reality to find her daughter.

From the producers of Friendship and Weapons, Buddy is directed by Casper Kelly, writer and director of the viral video Too Many Cooks and the โ€˜Cheddar Goblinโ€™ sequence of Mandy.

Buddy will be released in UK and Irish cinemasย  from 27th November.
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