Toy Bunny (2026): Cast, Story and Release Details

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In Toy Bunny, Ivory returns to her parents’ home after the events of Pet Bunny: Ivory. When the family dogs destroy a toy bunny and a mysterious fluid spills onto a wooden hare, an inhuman threat emerges in this brief comedy-horror sequel.

Toy Bunny is a short comedy-horror sequel directed and written by Sabrina Forbes-Sinclair. Listed as a follow-up to Pet Bunny: Ivory, the film brings Ivory back to her parents’ home, where an unusual household incident takes a disturbing turn.

With an 8-minute runtime, the film presents its premise in a compact format. Its setup combines family surroundings, dogs, a toy bunny and a mysterious fluid that reaches a wooden hare, creating the basis for an inhuman threat.

Toy Bunny movie details

Story without spoilers

Following the events of Pet Bunny: Ivory, Ivory—also known as Willow or “Will”—has moved back in with her parents and their dogs. The situation changes when the dogs tear apart a toy bunny and a bottle of mysterious fluid spills onto a wooden hare. The family then finds itself confronting an inhuman threat.

What to expect

Toy Bunny combines comedy and horror within a very short runtime, using a domestic family setting and an unusual supernatural or inhuman-threat premise. The supplied metadata also identifies it with internet horror, furry-related keywords and a “shot on iphone” production descriptor. As a sequel, it continues the story associated with Pet Bunny: Ivory.

Cast and creative team

Sabrina Forbes-Sinclair writes and directs Toy Bunny, and plays Ivory/Willow/“Will.” Mattie Salmon is credited as Macaroni_Cop_2. Reece Forbes-Sinclair plays Ivory’s Dad, while Tiffany Forbes-Sinclair plays Ivory’s Mum.

• Sabrina Forbes-Sinclair as Ivory/Willow/"Will"
• Mattie Salmon as Macaroni_Cop_2
• Reece Forbes-Sinclair as Ivory's Dad
• Tiffany Forbes-Sinclair as Ivory's Mum

Release and production context

Toy Bunny is an English-language film from 2026 with an 8-minute runtime. Its listed release date is October 25, 2026, and its production company is Just a Bit Productions. The supplied metadata does not list a production country.

Production companies: Just a Bit Productions

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Toy Bunny is a compact sequel built around an unusual collision between family life, damaged toys and an inhuman threat. Its short length and comedy-horror classification position it as a brief continuation of the Pet Bunny storyline, with Sabrina Forbes-Sinclair handling both the writing and direction.

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