Bunnyman : Grindhouse Edition is a re-release of the original Bunnyman film. Originally released in 2011, ANOC productions re-released the ultimate version of the film on April 19th 2019. The “NEW” Director’s Cut features never-before-seen footage. The film has also been re-edited, to show the director’s truest vision of the film. The film’s release was timed specifically for Easter 2019.
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