Jimmy and Stiggs

Jimmy and Stiggs

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Poster for the movie "Jimmy and Stiggs"

Jimmy and Stiggs (2025)

NR 80 min - Horror, Science Fiction - 15 August 2025
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A shitstorm of bad news sends out-of-work filmmaker Jimmy Lang spiraling into an out-of-control bender, during which he claims to have been abducted by aliens. Fearing they’ll come back, he contacts his old friend Stiggs to help him gear up for war. When the sun sets, the duo are thrown into a hallucinatory explosion of aliens, drugs, booze, and all-out carnage.

Director:  Joe Begos
Writers:  Joe Begos

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Storyline

A shitstorm of bad news sends out-of-work filmmaker Jimmy Lang spiraling into an out-of-control bender, during which he claims to have been abducted by aliens. Fearing they’ll come back, he contacts his old friend Stiggs to help him gear up for war. When the sun sets, the duo are thrown into a hallucinatory explosion of aliens, drugs, booze, and all-out carnage.


Collections: Joe Begos

Tagline: Lose your fucking mind.

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Language:  English
Release Date:  15 August 2025

Box Office

Company Credits

Production Companies:  Channel 83 Films, The Horror Section

Technical Specs

Runtime:  1 h 20 min

The  Jimmy and Stiggs box office (also known as Eli Roth Presents: Jimmy and Stiggs) has a domestic gross of approximately $110,000 as of late August 2025, with an opening weekend of about $78,000 from its release on August 15, 2025, in 626 theaters. 

Here are the specific box office figures: 
  • Gross Domestic & Canada: $110,987 (as of August 25, 2025, according to IMDb)
  • Opening Weekend (August 15-17, 2025): $78,489 (according to Box Office Mojo)
  • Release Date: August 15, 2025
  • Theaters: 626 theaters
  • Worldwide Gross: $110,987

Jimmy and Stiggs Box Office

Jimmy and Stiggs (2024) – A Polarizing Horror Experience

The 2024 horror film Jimmy and Stiggs has divided critics and audiences alike. Known for its drug-fueled, psychedelic, “alien invasion” premise, the movie leans heavily on chaotic energy and over-the-top gore. While some call it a wild indie triumph, others dismiss it as exhausting and hollow.

The Good: Practical Effects and Indie Spirit

One of the film’s most praised elements is its practical effects. Critics describe the Russells’ work as “jaw-dropping,” creating a goopy, gory splatterfest that horror fans can appreciate.

The neon-soaked visuals and relentless pacing create a disorienting, immersive experience. The first-person opening sequence, in particular, pulls viewers into the chaotic, drug-fueled world of its characters.

Director Joe Begos’s distinctive style shines through. Many reviewers see the movie as a pure “Begos joint,” showcasing his passion for genre-bending, maximalist horror. For fans of his work, this intensity feels like a badge of honor.

The Bad: Repetition and Thin Plot

On the other hand, the movie struggles with narrative depth. Reviewers point out its thin plot and lack of strong character development. The story often feels secondary to the visuals.

Some also find the experience repetitive. The limited settings, constant drug use, and repeated alien battles can become tiring. Combined with crude, juvenile humor, the dialogue does little to elevate the narrative.

Because of these choices, the film can feel exhausting for viewers not already invested in Begos’s style.

A Movie for a Specific Audience

Ultimately, Jimmy and Stiggs is not a movie for everyone. It’s loud, gory, and deliberately over the top. Fans of practical effects, indie horror, and Begos’s chaotic approach may see it as a must-watch. However, casual viewers may find themselves walking out long before the credits roll.

This polarizing mix of intensity and excess makes Jimmy and Stiggs a film destined to spark debate among horror fans.