'Jimmy & Stiggs' is a neon-infused horror film created by Joe Begos, taking four years and $200,000 to complete. Acclaimed by Eli Roth, it will be released widely on August 15. Roth praises its authenticity and passion, likening it to classic works of David Lynch and Sam Raimi. The film, described as a blend of body horror and sci-fi elements, showcases Begos' growth as a filmmaker while contributing to Roth's vision of promoting serious, unrated horror films in theaters.
You can't fake authenticity and passion. A lot of times horror movies get dismissed because they're horror movies. This is a work of art.
It's weird, I still feel like I'm making the fucking movie. I wanted to make a movie that was small and contained, but... an evolution of my previous films.
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