Together - Reviews

...finding out whether an on-screen couple have what it takes has rarely felt this cutting, and, ultimately, this rewarding.

...strap down and prepare for transformative entertainment that may leave you emotionally spliced.

Come to gag, stay for the gags – or vice versa.

When Together gets weird, it can do so because of how painfully relatable it is.

...its willingness to dig under the skin of its central relationship and actually interrogate it might just leave you wondering if the horrors we endure for love are worth it, after all.

...as days go by, Tim and Millie find themselves increasingly and physically drawn together, even as they fight and pull apart. It’s codependency as it might be experienced via an Evil Dead movie.

...a real shot as the greatest romance of the year, even if it’s also a film that happens to feature a motorized, saw-toothed blade slicing through mutated flesh.

...it’s hard not to get pulled into the spectacle, stuck to the story, really connected to this crowd-pleasing (and -screaming) little ditty of a midnight treat.

...a standout during a hot time for the genre, and it immediately establishes Michael Shanks, a filmmaker with a wicked vision, as a talent to watch.

Franco and Brie try conscious uncoupling.

Alison Brie and Dave Franco star as a mutually toxic couple who can’t let go...

...a film that’s both terrifying and beautiful, an exploration of personal connection and interaction taken to extremes.

...codependent relationship body horror is a fun ride.

Alison Brie and Dave Franco make this an icky body-horror treat with substance.

It’s the rare film that can hit a nerve as well as an artery.