It hasn't been a great year at all for horror so far (..I'm yet to see Late Night with the Devil). As a film that follows the Blumhouse formula (of being made within a $10-12 million budget), this one turns out to be an absolute DUD. I'm not trying to crap on the idea, but the execution is just plain unimaginative and yawn-inducing. I can tolerate Jeff Wadlow when he makes a Never Back Down (that film somehow has teen-nostalgia value for me) or a mediocre Kick-Ass sequel, but his last two directorial outings have clearly been the worst. I wouldn't dare to go anywhere near Truth or Dare or Fantasy Island again even if they were the only movies left to see in this world. Imaginary is definitely a shameless addition to that list. S-K-I-P!
Review of Imaginary
