Uncork’d Entertainment is bringing us some nursery rhyme-based horror movies. First on the chopping block, we have a Three Blind Mice. A very loose interpretation of that famously grim nursery ...

Animal rights group Peta argue that old nursery rhymes need to be updated to remove language which 'encourages cruelty to animals' and have given some examples ...

Two weeks later, a popular nursery rhyme mutates into a creature horror film with Three Blind Mice, a new Pierre B-directed pic acquired by Uncork’d for a digital and DVD release October 17.

You know the nursery rhyme, "Three Blind Mice." Written in the 17th century, the three mice represented bishops who refused to denounce Protestantism and accept Catholicism. Queen Mary burned them ...

Three Blind Mice, written by David Malcolm and directed by Pierre B, takes a classic nursery rhyme and twists it into a tale of violent depravity. Not a hard task, considering how the original ...

The classic nursery rhyme Three Blind Mice might need to be rewritten thanks to researchers from the Friedrich Miescher Institute (FMI) and the Institut de la Vision in Paris. Using gene therapy ...

They’re blind, but that doesn’t stop their personalities from shining through. Latimer and Cranmer are named after two of the three blind mice, from the nursery rhyme.

Teachers and parents are being encouraged to give outdated nursery rhymes animal-friendly updates. Animal rights group Peta argue that in the same way old songs and fairytales have been changed to ...