Overview
- The documentary, whose official trailer arrived Tuesday, examines urban explorers who enter closed Walt Disney World sites like Horizons, Discovery Island, and River Country.
- The story centers on former Cast Member Patrick Spikes and the 2018 disappearance of Epcot’s Cranium Command animatronic Buzzy, with Spikes interviewed on camera and prior reporting citing about $14,000 in stolen props and costumes sold online.
- Laughing Place lists a limited roadshow with filmmaker Q&As starting May 21 at Los Angeles’ Laemmle North Hollywood and continuing through mid‑June in cities including Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas, and Miami.
- Release details vary by outlet, with IndieWire describing an earlier Laemmle opening and a 20‑plus city rollout, and MickeyBlog reporting a May 21 nationwide debut followed by Amazon and Apple TV on June 16.
- Directed by first‑time feature filmmaker Joshua Bailey, the project is a Bright Sun Films and White Lake Productions co‑production with distribution by Antenna Films after a 2025 festival run.