Her Imaginary Friend Comes to Life, But He K*lls Everyone Who Bullies Her

Her Imaginary Friend Comes to Life, But He K*lls Everyone Who Bullies Her

The episode opens with Tom and Jill, a newlywed couple, celebrating their new life in Tom’s childhood home, a gift from Tom's mother, over a couple of drinks and sushi. They are laughing and enjoying themselves when they hear a knock from the basement, and they go to check what caused it. The basement is full of boxes containing Tom's childhood memories with Jill, as they have known each other since childhood. Suddenly a little dog appears from behind the closet and dashes upstairs, surprising them. Tom and Jill chase the dog, baffled and clueless as to where it came from and whether to keep it.

[homiestudios]

So much of this could’ve been avoided by having a mature conversation!!!

[rita]

I love this because it makes you think about your own anger and mistrust of people. If you don't have a mature mutual conversation it often spirals and "kills" your relationship with people.

[NullifiedBeauty]

Pretzel Jack walking like he’s giving “NOT ON MY WATCH!” Energy 😂

[alpreston]

A mysterious door appears in your basement? Nope, I'm gone

[SyNc]

"Dad I want juice!"
Tom: "No, it's too late."
The child not knowing what to do with the anger: "So you have chosen, death."

[enochabraham]

Bruh, this is why you don’t get in relationships with people with unresolved trauma.

[I_am_ENSanity]

All of this could've been avoided if the people actually acted like rational adults.

[HelpFromNeNe]

Unhealed inner child and deep unresolved family issues buried in her subconscious mind. People walking like this everywhere. Praying for all you guys healing ❤

[jamesericpham]

After watching this I think parents might actually start listening to their children more when they're explaining who their imaginary friends are from now on !! Right ?? Lol

[willn]

So basically Pretzel Jack is Jill's stand.

[shakaomni]

Yo this chick legit created a murderer to dispose of anyone she gets mad at. They don't even have to do anything wrong, just a misunderstanding turn to murder. Wtf

[DarkHypernova]

I find the physical limitations on these creatures interesting. Capable of being wounded and slowed down, sleeping under cupboards and actually having to physically walk to their destinations once conjured.

It makes them kinda more human and in a certain way even more unsettling.

[icannotreadthefieryletters]

The passive aggressiveness in the narrator's voice when he says "Jill turns to yet another man" 😂😂😂

[Octronicrocs]

I love how people in horror movies have entities in their basements, Stuff observing them in there sleep, and people dying in the house, Yet they don't move out and decide to go deeper into whats happening instead of getting to safetey

[JB-bmto]

In a weird way, it's kind of adorable when PJ wakes up and stomps off to go protect her. His little face and walk is cute.

[matyaskassay]

So the writers of this episode made a creepy story about an imaginary friend coming to life and killing people, reached a point in the script where they could've easily ended the story but then they were like "fuck it, let's just turn this into a fucked up pokemon battle."

[zaxbitterzen]

All horror aside this ability is insanely powerful. The ability to conjure things with ones own mind has always been one of my favorites.

[jeffthekillercriticremixer]

Too much drama in this. I like the way that it doesn't become a slasher movie and murder everybody. If imaginary friends were that easy to conjure up half the population will be dead

[BSPancake]

Jason was a real one for telling her how it is. Her husband talked to a random woman for all of like a minute and she's asking him if their relationship is intimate? That is absolutely on her, no amount of trauma can make you become an olympic gold medalist at jumping to conclusions like that.

[_zg__]

Almost dying bc u don’t know how to drive stick in a movie is UNDERRATED 😭