A woman revisits her childhood residence only to find that the imaginary companion she once left behind is not only real but also deeply discontented by her abandonment.
Cast: DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne
Crew: Jeff Wadlow (Director), James McMillan (Director of Photography), Bear McCreary (Music Director)
Rating: A (India)
Genres: Horror
Release Dates: 22 Mar 2024 (India), 08 Mar 2024 (United States)
English Name: Imaginary
Did you know? Film editor Sean Albert mentioned, "Definitely 'Annabelle,' and it brings to mind the early 'Insidious' films as well. It evokes the tone and slow-building creepiness of those early James Wan movies, particularly appealing to a younger audience." Read More
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Film Type:
Feature
Language:
English
Colour Info:
Color
Frame Rate:
24 fps
Aspect Ratio:
2.39:1 (Scope)
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Movie Connection(s):
Dubbed into: Imaginary (Portuguese)
Trivia:
The initial trailer, which debuted before the release of Five Nights at Freddy's the year before, predominantly featured sound effects with a blank screen, prompting viewers to engage their imagination to visualize the film's appearance.
Director Jeff Wadlow referenced "Poltergeist" (1982) as an inspiration for this film, highlighting its ability to blend scares with a sense of wonder, excitement, and emotional connection within a family dynamic.
Dewanda Wise remarked, "Interestingly, it brought to mind films like 'Hereditary,' with a performance reminiscent of Elizabeth Moss's caliber. It delves into the realm of psychological horror, offering jumpscares, twists, and turns. Yet, it's the tone and pace of the movie that truly captivates, delivering a deeply satisfying experience."
Film editor Sean Albert mentioned, "Definitely 'Annabelle,' and it brings to mind the early 'Insidious' films as well. It evokes the tone and slow-building creepiness of those early James Wan movies, particularly appealing to a younger audience."
Director Jeff Wadlow referenced "Poltergeist" (1982) as an inspiration for this film, highlighting its ability to blend scares with a sense of wonder, excitement, and emotional connection within a family dynamic.
Dewanda Wise remarked, "Interestingly, it brought to mind films like 'Hereditary,' with a performance reminiscent of Elizabeth Moss's caliber. It delves into the realm of psychological horror, offering jumpscares, twists, and turns. Yet, it's the tone and pace of the movie that truly captivates, delivering a deeply satisfying experience."
Film editor Sean Albert mentioned, "Definitely 'Annabelle,' and it brings to mind the early 'Insidious' films as well. It evokes the tone and slow-building creepiness of those early James Wan movies, particularly appealing to a younger audience."
