Companion
Directed by Drew Hancock6.993%89%
Since Iris and Josh met in a supermarket, the two have been inseparable. Now they want to spend the weekend together with Josh's friends at the luxurious lake estate of Sergey. His mistress Kat, and friends Eli and Patrick will also be there. At first, Iris is unsure, convinced that everyone hates her. After a bumpy start, the six spend a boisterous evening together. But the following morning will change their lives forever.
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Companion Ratings & Reviews
- Felipe19h agoOh Sophie thatcher the robot you are
- vangh1February 6, 2025Yet again going in a movie completely blind pays off in a big way. I'd imagine the minor reveal at the end of the first act is completely spoiled by the trailer/promotional material and it felt like a much more enjoyable ride not knowing and discovering as the information was doled out. Thematically I think this pulls off everything it's trying to say beautifully, and it's thrilling, and it's funny. It was a shame to see only 6 of us in the theater total. I hope this does well. It deserves to do well.
- tmmzh1d agoI’m giving it three stars because it was a really good premise. But it was just overloaded to the point of ridiculous ness with the typical drivel that keeps getting put out nowadays. “All women need to be released from the prison of the insecure domineering white man”. And it’s just so fucking old and tired. A fresh take on this would’ve been changing up the genders, or the races, or something different like that. If the premise could have stood on its own, It would’ve been a great movie.
- jivebowie3d agoOverrated, manipulative drivel
- redaikidoka5d agoPretty fun. Felt like a knock off copy of Ex Machina with more of a teenagers die in the woods for being immoral bent. Nice. Had a couple good little twists. Love the use of tech in it.
- Alex | Pop Culture BrainFebruary 1, 2025A delightful genre mash up with a lot to say about abuse, gender, and insecure men.
- EdwardMarch 16, 2025Great Ex Machina like premise but very little subtleness to what it did. Every character was dislikeable and Iris's character change went from 1 to 100 in a second. Had this movie been less heavy handed, it could have been more enjoyable and maybe even thought provoking but it never quite gets there. Nevertheless, it's a fun film to watch
- ayayronApril 6, 2025Dishonestly omits the shame and stigma behind owning a sex doll
- Motaba Movie centerMarch 14, 2025This production is easily the surprise of the year. A twisted, sometimes touching, sometimes shocking, exciting, intriguing and deadly entertaining trip that simply has to be seen. We hope we hear more from this guy named Drew Hancock!
- Jordan GreenhutMarch 19, 2025Interesting theme
- Jesse Cutburth7d agoIt was just fun! Pretty surface level but some neat twists. More of a black comedy than a horror movie.
- LeustadMarch 29, 2025So many plot holes but it's a bit of fun. Don't expect too much
- LordDeTracyMarch 28, 2025I wasn't sure what I was expecting, but I found myself actually rooting for Iris.
- Michael HeimgartnerMarch 4, 2025Companion (2025) – Could Have Gone Further, But Still a Bloody Good Time There’s something really engaging about Companion. From the get-go, it hooks you with its compelling premise and strong performances, especially from the lead. The pacing is tight, the violence hits hard, and there’s enough intrigue to keep things moving. For sci-fi horror fans, it delivers exactly what you’d expect: blood, suspense, and a bit of mystery. But here’s the catch: the trailer gives away too much, including a major twist. That kind of kills some of the fun. And while the film certainly has its moments, it plays things a bit too safe. It flirts with going darker, bolder—but never quite commits. There was room for something even more daring, something that could have made this a real standout. Still, it’s an entertaining, well-acted ride that’s worth checking out. Just do yourself a favor and skip the trailer.
- none13May 11, 2025If you know how computers work, you’ll hate this movie.
