The unique Mickey Mouse is out for blood in a brand new horror movie primarily based on Steamboat Willie … and his targets are a bunch of princesses who’re knockoffs of Disney stars.

Sources near the manufacturing of “Screamboat” inform TMZ … 5 “Occasion Princesses” will function Steamboat Willie’s victims, and they’re loosely primarily based on Disney princesses.

We’re advised the princesses are celebrating a birthday on the steamboat and the get together contains … Cindi, Jazzy, Bella, Arianna and Rory.

It would not take a genius to determine it out, the princesses are primarily based on Disney classics … “Cinderella,” Jasmine from “Aladdin,” Belle from “Magnificence and the Beast,” Ariel from “Little Mermaid,” and Aurora from “Sleeping Magnificence.”

Steamboat Willie — the OG Mickey Mouse from 1928 — is now within the public area … which means the beloved Disney IP is up for grabs due to an expired copyright.

This provides filmmakers free rein to twist Mickey into whichever model they like … and “Screamboat” is a horror comedy.

The Disney princesses aren’t in the identical boat, although, which is why “Screamboat” is getting inventive right here with just a little workaround.

Unclear if all 5 princesses get killed off by Steamboat Willie … however in one of many pictures we obtained, the princess primarily based on “Little Mermaid” is tied up and bloodied.

As we advised you … the filming location right here was a decommissioned Staten Island Ferry owned by “Saturday Evening Reside” stars Pete Davidson and Colin Jost.

Our sources advised us a lot faux blood was used throughout filming they needed to rent a particular cleansing crew for Pete and Colin’s orange boat.

The indie flick’s official description goes like this … “‘Screamboat’ follows a bunch of New Yorkers on a late-night ferry journey that turns lethal when a mischievous mouse begins a rampage, concentrating on unsuspecting passengers. The unlikely crew should band collectively to thwart the murderous menace earlier than their stress-free commute turns right into a nightmare.”

The film is scheduled for nationwide theatrical launch on April 2.