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This listing is for the standard edition 4k UDH/Blu-ray Combo. The limited edition slipcover (designed by Steak Mtn) was limited to 2,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.

The Horror Section is a fan-owned 360 media company focused on building a robust library of intellectual property and creating the world’s premier horror brand. The company was founded by iconic filmmaker and actor Eli Roth in partnership with Media Capital Technologies (MCT) to redefine the horror landscape. It is active in film, television, gaming, podcasts, and live events.

Out-of-work filmmaker Jimmy spirals into a bender, claims to have been abducted by aliens, and enlists old friend Stiggs to prepare for their return.

directed by: Joe Begos
starring: Joe Begos, Matt Mercer
2025 / 79 min / 2.39:1 / English DTS-HD MA 5.1

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2-disc Set: 4K Ultra HD / Region A Blu-ray
Jimmy & Stiggs: The Theatrical Experience With Trailers (Blu-ray only)
Audio commentary with Director/Writer/Producer/Actor Joe Begos
Audio commentary with Director, Cinematographer, FX creators
Cast & Crew Group Commentary
Working Class Horror: The Crazy Fucking Making of Jimmy & Stiggs: A 2.5 Hour Fly on the Wall Doc about Jimmy & Stiggs
Splat Chat: A Conversation With Josh Ethier & Matt Mercer
Shot on Film: Opening Night at the Vista in Hollywood - Super 8 Footage From Opening Night
Kodak Motion Picture Film Promo
Jimmy & Stiggs Theatrical Trailer
English SDH subtitles

Overall rating: 4.630682 / 5 from 176 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

This limited edition 2-disc set of 'Jimmy & Stiggs' offers a visually stunning movie experience with great extras, including audio commentaries, a making-of documentary, and promotional footage. It's a must-have for horror fans and collectors, available exclusively through select channels.

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Visual Quality (10%): It was noted by customers that the movie looked great and had lots of great extras, making it a fun ride.

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Review highlights

"Movie looked great and was a fun ride" — Andrew B.
"It’s 4k so I assume the movie will look great too when I get a chance to watch it." — JP D.
"a wildly inventive and tightly shot little violent chamber piece ." — Colin B.

Reviews

Crazy ride

"Jimmy and Stiggs was nuts! It's a blast from start to finish. Gory as hell and totally ridiculous, you'll be laughing one minute and barfing the next. The packaging is cool too. Great slipcover."

— Nolan L. (5/5)

Neon soaked splatter fest

"I’ve been a huge fan of Joe Begos since his debut film, and Jimmy & Stiggs again delivers on his by now trademark practical gore & splatter effects, with the added neon soaked look of his breakout film Bliss. Fun and paranoid, this is perfect for repeat viewings!"

— TIGER Q. (5/5)

I can never resist a

"I can never resist a Begos picture and I've enjoyed each one more and more and this one is no exception. So glad it went for the UHD as everyone of his films has that grainy colorful visuals that begs for the format. Highly enjoyable."

— Patrick L. (3/5)

Down and dirty with Begos

"I generally like Begos’ films. This one was ok. Even more down and dirty than some of his others. It looked cool!"

— Matt L. (3/5)

Mmmmmmmm. . . . . . . . . . . . . puppet gore🤤

"It really is an impressive production and that to me really makes the film, while it didn't really click for me as a full film, there were definitely a lot of scenes/moments that work really well and I am excited to give it another whirl soon."

— Teun H. (4/5)

Begos belongs with Vinegar Syndrome

"It's about time Vinegar Syndrome put out a Joe Begos film. Would love to see any of his others enter the collection. Love the 16mm visuals!"

— Jeremy B. (5/5)

Neon soaked hell ride

"Loved that the whole movie was drenched in neon colors including lots of blood. The whole movie is a drug addict fighting aliens in his house and on a space ship. Very high energy from start to finish. . . . I would argue it was too much. . . was going to turn it off and take a break. . . . luckily some great practical effects appeared and helped the movie stick the landing. Never heard of this director before. Look forward to checking out his other movies and I just noticed a 2 1/2 documentary on the making of jimmy and Stiggs on the extras."

— david t. (5/5)

Begos Goes Fully Unhinged

"Loud, messy, slimy, and totally wired. Jimmy and Stiggs feels like a booze-soaked alien siege movie made by someone running on practical effects, bad decisions, and pure genre adrenaline. The stacked extras make this one even better."

— Danny W. (5/5)

Full tilt Begos, if a bit of a holding pattern.

"In regards to the feature, this is the first time a Joe Begos joint has left me wanting. It's very much in the spirit of his gory, neon drenched filmography but it feels somewhat underdeveloped. Begos (Jimmy) and Matt Mercer (Stiggs) have fun chemistry as two estranged friends who are forced to survive an alien attack together. I would've preferred that relationship be the focus instead of endless scenes of Jimmy running wild, slashing up aliens, and screaming f bombs. As for the physical specs, there's nothing to complain about. Both the UHD and Blu-ray transfers look fantastic. Two audio commentaries, a 2. 5 hour BTS, plus an interview with Mercer and producer/co-star Josh Ethier fill out the extras section. In the final analysis, it's an exciting introduction to Eli Roth's new label The Horror section. Hopefully VFW, Bliss, and Christmas Bloody Christmas get the same loving treatment soon."

— Shawn P. (5/5)

A modern classic

"Gorgeous packaging that totally matches the whole vibe of the film"

— Ned N. (5/5)