Imaginary (2024)

If you’re brave enough to face predictable scares, flat exposition, and a bear that’s somehow both cute and aggressively underwhelming, hit play #jackmeatsflix

My watchlist is littered with foreign flix such as this moody meditation on motherhood and identity, dressed up with occasional skeletal cracking. #jackmeatsflix

Possibly Cronenberg’s final film is a fittingly morbid yet thoughtful meditation on death, technology, and the strange ways we attempt to keep loss at bay. #jackmeatsflix

Trying something new since these two are nearly identical in story, with very different finales, so separate reviews would have been redundant. #jackmeatsflix

Blondes Have More Guns isn’t high art it is a low-budget, high-gag-density spoof with a soft spot for silliness and sex jokes. #jackmeatsflix

Eli Roth spends more time in front of the camera in this messy and uneven disaster flick with a mean streak. #jackmeatsflix

Death’s still got a flair for the dramatic and a bloodlust for architecture. If you are like me, that is a good thing. #jackmeatsflix

This popcorn flick doesn’t rewrite the script but it features tight choreography, intense one-on-one fights, and the chops of two action veterans. #jackmeatsflix

Cuckoo is an odd, artistic trip that is more about the atmosphere and the creepy sense that something is very wrong in this isolated place. #jackmeatsflix

The Amateur isn’t a game-changer, but it’s a well-made, no-frills spy flick that respects its audience. #jackmeatsflix