

Soulm8te
5.844%54%7.4
A man acquires an Artificially Intelligent android to cope with the loss of his recently deceased wife. In an attempt to create a truly sentient partner, he inadvertently turns a harmless lovebot into a deadly soulmate.
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- actually was a great movie. good actors, very well played. we all know the story, but blumhouse put their own spin on it and make it a little more graphic. actually enjoyed it. could have been 4 stars or even more if they would have invested a little more time and brain into the ending. why too abruptly and to be honest boring ending. i could have imagined about 12 ways to make the ending much more exiting. but it is still a good movie.
- The smartest thing Soulm8te does is stop pretending it has to be another M3GAN movie. With M3GAN herself absent, the film gets to stand on its own feet instead of chasing the same mix of camp, one-liners, and viral moments that made the original such a phenomenon. That immediately makes it easier to take seriously. Kate Dolan leans into a more restrained psychological thriller, and while the central idea isn't exactly fresh, the film benefits from treating it with a relatively straight face. I found myself more interested than I expected to be, even if I was never convinced I was watching the next overlooked horror gem. At the same time, it's also easy to understand why Universal ultimately abandoned a theatrical release after pulling it from the calendar. Nothing about Soulm8te feels unfinished, but very little about it feels essential either. It moves along well enough, delivers a few effective moments of tension, and never becomes the train wreck some people feared after its release strategy changed, yet it also struggles to leave much of an impression once it's over. In a year already crowded with stronger horror films, this one feels destined to disappear into the shuffle. It's perfectly watchable for an evening at home, but I don't think anyone will look back on it as one of the year's defining entries in the genre.
- Pretty solid honestly. I was expecting under budget B rate but this was surprisingly polished. It's not revolutionizing the killer robotic girlfriend genre by any means but the subtle nods to the current AI issues facing society felt topical and put this in the more realistic category for how I could see this type of situation getting out of hand. Enjoyable the whole way through. No notes.
- Soulm8te feels like a dumbed-down version of every other AI thriller you’ve seen. Unlike Companion, Ex Machina, Black mirror, or The Outer Limits, it has nothing new to add to the genre, and its plot is painfully predictable. It also lacks the camp and charm that made M3GAN so much fun. By the final act, it completely descends into crazy robot schlock territory. The performances are really the only redeeming quality of this movie.
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Soulm8te was released on July 31, 2026.
Soulm8te was directed by Kate Dolan.
Soulm8te has a runtime of 1h 39m.
Soulm8te was produced by James Wan, Jason Blum.
A man acquires an Artificially Intelligent android to cope with the loss of his recently deceased wife. In an attempt to create a truly sentient partner, he inadvertently turns a harmless lovebot into a deadly soulmate.
The key characters in Soulm8te are David Wasson (David Rysdahl), Sara / Lydia (Lily Sullivan), Aubrey Mansouri (Claudia Doumit).
Soulm8te is rated R.
Soulm8te is a Science Fiction, Thriller, Horror film.
Soulm8te has an audience rating of 5.4 out of 10.



















