PVR INOX Pictures gears up for the Indian premiere of the eerie flick from the world of Blumhouse’s latest sensation, ‘IMAGINARY.’ The line between imagination and reality blurs in this hair-raising tale directed and produced by Jeff Wadlow.
Written by Wadlow, Greg Erb, and Jason Oremland, the film stars and ensemble cast including DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, Taegen Burns, Pyper Braun, Veronica Falcón, and Betty Buckley. The film takes you on a journey into the supernatural keeping you hooked on your seats with every frame.
Produced by Jason Blum through his renowned Blumhouse Productions banner in collaboration with Tower of Babble, this eagerly anticipated film, ‘IMAGINARY’ coming to a theatre near you this March.
In ‘IMAGINARY,’ Jessica (played by DeWanda Wise) returns to her childhood home with her family, only to discover that her past is hauntingly real. As her youngest stepdaughter, Alice, becomes inexplicably attached to an old stuffed bear named Chauncey, Jessica begins to discover a chilling truth.
What starts as innocent play soon descends into a nightmare as Jessica realizes that Chauncey is no ordinary toy. With sinister games and disturbing revelations, the film takes audiences through the darkest corners of the human psyche, where childhood fantasies turn into adult nightmares.
Kamal Gianchandani, CEO of PVR Pictures Limited & PVR Limited, said, “We are thrilled to bring the much-anticipated horror flick, ‘IMAGINARY,’ to our audiences in India. Blumhouse Productions has a well-deserved reputation for crafting some of the most gripping and unforgettable horror experiences, and ‘IMAGINARY’ is no exception.
“This film taps into the nostalgia of childhood innocence while delivering spine-chilling thrills that will leave viewers spellbound. As one of the world’s premier production houses, Blumhouse consistently raises the bar for the genre, and we are proud to collaborate with them and present this masterpiece to Indian audiences. We can’t wait for our audiences to experience the magic of ‘IMAGINARY’ on the big screen,” Gianchandani added.