Imaginary

Film • 2024 • 1h 44m

Imaginary

Imaginary

When Jessica and her family move back to her childhood home, her stepdaughter Alice develops an eerie attachment to a stuffed bear named Chauncey found in the basement. As Alice's behavior turns increasingly sinister through games with Chauncey, Jessica intervenes, only to realize Chauncey is more than a simple toy bear.

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Status: Released
Release: March 6, 2024 (2 years ago)
Runtime: 1h 44m
Rating: PG-13
Language: English
Origins: United States
Tags: dysfunctional family frightened horror for children imaginary friend missing children mystery other dimension possessed doll psychological horror psychological thriller stepmother stepmother stepdaughter relationship supernatural creature supernatural horror teddy bear
Companies: Blumhouse Productions, Lionsgate, Tower of Babble Entertainment

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Imaginary
DeWanda Wise and Pyper Braun are terrorised by a bear-shaped imaginary friend in Blumhouse horror. Read the Empire review.
Imaginary review: "Blumhouse’s latest horror isn’t un-bear-able, but you might want to leave it on the shelf"
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‘Imaginary’ Review: DeWanda Wise Stars in a Blumhouse Horror Flick That Forgets the Scares
A little girl makes an imaginary friend in the form of a creepy teddy bear in Jeff Wadlow's horror film.
Imaginary Review - IGN
This convoluted, ridiculous horror movie for children is accidentally iconic.
‘Imaginary’ Review: Blumhouse’s Teddy Bear Horror Story Lacks Much Imagination of Its Own
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The Teddy Bear ‘Imaginary’ Friend Who’s Out to Kill You
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‘Imaginary’ Review: Jeff Wadlow’s Horror Pastiche Dreams Up Some Solid Scares
Jeff Wadlow’s “Imaginary” isn’t trying to hide its inspirations and may not reinvent horror, but it knows how to conjure up a good time.
‘Imaginary’ Review: A Sinister Teddy Bear and Too Much Schlock Metaphysics
A domestic horror movie builds an overly busy world of imaginary friends gone demonic.

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