20 Most Anticipated Horror Movies Of 2024

17. Imaginary

Imaginary 2024
Blumhouse

From Kick-Ass 2 and Truth or Dare director Jeff Wadlow, comes Imaginary.

Think those classic possessed doll movies, but switch out the doll for a cute teddy bear. That's the basic premise of Imaginary, with said bear Chauncey having the hump when DeWanda Wise's Jessica moves back into her old family home. You see, Chauncey was once Jessica's imaginary friend, and his anger at her leaving him years ago is now being directed towards Wise's character and her young daughter.

Based on the trailer, this February release looks pretty darn nerve-shredding and promises plenty of tension and sinister chaos.

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