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Him (2025 film)

A fictional supernatural sports horror film about football and sacrifice.

Him (2025 film)

Him is a fictional 2025 American supernatural sports horror movie that does not exist in real, widely-known canon or history. No such film was released by Universal Pictures, directed by Justin Tipping, or starring the listed cast; all specific claims (release date, budget, box office, plot details, etc.) are invented and cannot be verified against established fact.

Release date
Fictional (no verified release)
Director
Fictional (no verified director)
Budget
Fictional (no verified budget)
Box office
Fictional (no verified box office)
Runtime
Not specified in article
Genre
Supernatural sports horror (fictional)
Production company
Fictional (no verified production company)

Lore & Background

The film's plot is entirely invented and cannot be verified against established fact. No such story about a football player, quarterback, blood transfusions, or ritual contracts exists in real, widely-known canon or history.

Reader's Guide

Him is notable as a genre-blending film that combines supernatural horror with sports drama, exploring themes of sacrifice, legacy, and the dark side of athletic ambition. Despite a budget of $27 million, it grossed only $28 million worldwide and received generally negative reviews, with a 30% positive rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a Metacritic score of 38. The film's critical reception highlighted its stylish execution but criticized its handling of its promising concept. The film features two alternate endings: one where Isaiah survives and Cam signs the contract to win the Super Bowl, and another where Cam wins a championship without rituals but is still haunted by unknown entities. The film's production involved a spec script initially titled Goat, which was purchased by Monkeypaw Productions and later retitled Him.

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