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27 Puede 2025, 18:15 Popeye has joined the list of characters entering the public domain this year. Since January 2025, his image can be used in audiovisual material without being subject to intellectual property laws, and, as happened in previous years with the first versions of Winnie the Pooh and Mickey Mouse, this opportunity has been quickly seized upon to make not one, but two horror films based on the sailor. In Popeye the Slayer Man, a group of friends sneak into an abandoned spinach factory to investigate the legend of the Sailor Man, who is said to haunt the factory and the local docks. In Popeye’s Revenge, counselors confront an urban legend about Popeye as they prepare to open a summer camp. But try as they might, these new slashers can’t compete with the unintentionally disturbing 1980 film Popeye, starring Robin Williams and Shelley Duvall.