Director: Giorgio Bruno
Cast: Mike Tyson, James Franco, Federico Cempella, Meredith Mickelson, Andrei Lenart
Bunny-Man is a 2017 American slasher horror film directed and written by Carl Lindbergh, serving as the third and final installment in the "Bunnyman" trilogy. The film stars Diana Prince, Marshal Hilton, Boriana Williams, and Debby Gerber, and was released directly to video in the United States on October 20, 2017, followed by a UK release on October 30, 2017. Produced by ANOC Productions, the movie reunites the cast from its predecessors to deliver a gory conclusion to the saga of the masked killer.
The plot centers on Michael, known as the Bunnyman, who returns to his hometown after being away for several years. He discovers that his estranged family is operating a haunted house attraction based on the very legend he embodies. Initially welcoming him home, the family soon realizes they cannot control the violent, rabbit-masked serial killer they helped create. As Michael's trauma and rage surface, the group turns on one another in a blood-soaked battle for survival, culminating in a chaotic massacre driven by betrayal and unresolved familial hatred.
Filmed with a low-budget aesthetic typical of the direct-to-video horror genre, the production utilizes practical effects to depict the gruesome violence characteristic of the franchise. The film blends elements of classic slashers like Friday the 13th with Easter-themed imagery, creating a niche appeal for fans of cult horror cinema. While it did not receive major theatrical distribution or critical acclaim, it maintains a dedicated following among enthusiasts of the series and independent slasher films.
As a direct-to-video title, Bunny-Man is available through various digital rental platforms and streaming aggregators.