"Imaginary" is an unimaginative horror flick
The film lacks what makes watching a horror movie fun — and will eventually find itself forgotten at the bottom of the bargain bin.
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The film lacks what makes watching a horror movie fun — and will eventually find itself forgotten at the bottom of the bargain bin.
Rating: 3/10 ** This review contains spoilers.** “Imaginary,” released March 8, is the latest film by Blumhouse and comes off a disappointing run with “Night Swim,” the studio’s first release of 2024. Despite promising trailers, the film failed to bring any new twists or turns to an already oversaturated genre of clichéd doll horror films....
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Imaginary is a so-so horror movie with jump scares, some creepy twists, and a menacing teddy bear. Teenagers will love it.