Jimmy and Stiggs 2025
"Lose your fucking mind."
Joe Begos' *Jimmy and Stiggs (2025)* plunges us into the chaotic mind of Jimmy Lang, a filmmaker teetering on the edge after a relentless barrage of bad news.
Director: Joe Begos
Cast
Joe Begos
Jimmy Lang
Matt Mercer
Stiggs Randolph
James Russo
John Redgrave
Riley Dandy
Lexi
Josh Ethier
Theo Thatcher
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Jimmy and Stiggs* (2025) about?
A filmmaker spirals into madness after claiming to be abducted by aliens, dragging his old friend Stiggs into a desperate mission to fight back against the unknown. What starts as paranoia spirals into a high-octane battle of wills and delusions.
Who directed *Jimmy and Stiggs*?
The film is directed by Joe Begos, known for his bold blend of horror and genre-defying storytelling.
Who stars in *Jimmy and Stiggs*?
The film features Joe Begos himself, alongside Matt Mercer, James Russo, Riley Dandy, and Josh Ethier in key roles.
Is *Jimmy and Stiggs* (2025) worth watching?
With its tight 80-minute runtime and Begos' signature blend of horror and sci-fi, *Jimmy and Stiggs* offers a frenetic, unpredictable ride—though fans of slow-burn tension might find its pace a bit relentless. Its unrated status leaves room for debate, but its cult appeal is already shaping up well.
How long is *Jimmy and Stiggs*?
The film runs for 80 minutes, delivering its chaotic story in a concise but intense package.
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About Jimmy and Stiggs (2025) — Two broken men brace for an alien invasion in Joe Begos' frenetic horror-sci-fi thriller
Joe Begos' *Jimmy and Stiggs (2025)* plunges us into the chaotic mind of Jimmy Lang, a filmmaker teetering on the edge after a relentless barrage of bad news. Convinced he's been abducted by extraterrestrials during a self-destructive spiral, he turns to his hard-boiled friend Stiggs to prepare for an otherworldly showdown. What follows is a frenetic, genre-blending descent into paranoia, sci-fi dread, and the raw edge of psychological horror—all delivered at a breakneck 80 minutes.
Drawing from Begos' signature style, the film blends visceral tension with dark humor, painting a portrait of two men spiraling through a shared delusion. The claustrophobic pacing mirrors Jimmy's unraveling psyche, while Stiggs' no-nonsense pragmatism offers a dark counterpoint. Expect a wild ride where reality and fiction collide, leaving audiences questioning what's left of Jimmy's grip on sanity.
