The Curse of Bridge Hollow and Fantasy Island director Jeff Wadlow’s Imaginary adheres to the time-honored tradition of transforming make-believe chi...

PG-13 horror auteur Jeff Wadlow’s newest Blumhouse movie is predictable and, according to our reviewer, perhaps unredeemable.

A review of 'Imaginary', the latest horror film from Blumhouse casting a young child against an inanimate object, in this case a mysterious bear.

Imaginary never reaches its full potential, but its dedication to practical effects make it a worthy enough horror blockbuster.

DeWanda Wise and Pyper Braun are terrorised by a bear-shaped imaginary friend in Blumhouse horror. Read the Empire review.

Blumhouse's latest, Imaginary, is a film about the power of imagination that doesn't trust the audience to use their own.

IMAGINARY is a new horror movie out on PVOD platforms, also still in theaters. I didn't expect much from it, but I did enjoy it. Review >

A little girl makes an imaginary friend in the form of a creepy teddy bear in Jeff Wadlow's horror film.

Review of "Imaginary," the Blumhouse horror film starring DeWanda Wise.

On the heels of the far-more-successful "M3GAN," Blumhouse's new PG-13 horror movie, slackened by overexplaining, lacks the shivery fun of better evil-toy fi...

Seeking something scary for the whole family?

An imaginary friend causes real trouble in this creepy haunted-house picture.

This movie about imaginary friends needed more imagination

Imaginary is Blumhouse through-and-through. Once in awhile, Jason Blum’s template results in an honest-to-god inventive horrorexperience but, more often th...

Imaginary is utterly forgettable, bland, and directionless, ironically so, as for a film that lauds the power of imagination, it shockingly neglects the very...

Production designer Meghan C. Rogers cooks up a fine M.C. Escher nightmare world of doors, dead ends and perils folding in on themselves for the drawn-out fi...

Filled with stock scares, stock plot turns, and stock set pieces, Imaginary, writer-director Jeff Wadlow’s (Fantasy Island, Kick-Ass 2, Never Back Down...

Maybe the first sign that “Imaginary” wasn’t going to pack the chills and frights you want is the fact that the teddy bear/imaginary friend is named…...

While both films feature children’s toys whose switches have been firmly flipped to ‘evil,’ Imaginary is as dour a slog as M3GAN was a bloody bit of se...

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.

A domestic horror movie builds an overly busy world of imaginary friends gone demonic.

Even the best premise is only as good as its execution, much to the dismay of 'Imaginary'.