Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- October 28, 2020 (6 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 37m
- Rating
- PG-13
- Language
- English
- Origins
- AKA
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Gillian JacobsSarah

John Gallagher Jr.Marty

Azhy RobertsonOliver

Winslow FegleyByron

Jayden MarineMateo

Gavin MacIver-WrightZach

Dalmar AbuzeidMr. Calarco

Eboni BoothDr. Robyn

Rachel WilsonJennifer

Alana-Ashley MarquesAide

Ishan MorrisMateo's Dad
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Crew View all

Jacob ChaseDirector & Writer
Alan C. BlomquistExecutive Producer

Alex HeinemanProducer

Andrew RonaProducer
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External reviews
‘Come Play’: Digital demon stalks a little boy in wonderfully twisted horror movieAutistic Oliver, a loner and ‘SpongeBob’ fan, has the power to pull the monster from his phone into the real world
‘Come Play’ review: That device you’re holding? That’s where the wild things areA pre-teen on the autism spectrum, lonely and isolated, becomes the online prey of an unwanted stranger, a monster from another realm. That’s “Come Play...
Come Out and Play: Film ReviewMakinov's low-budget horror film concerns an American couple fighting off gangs of murderous children.
Review: 'Come Play' establishes its own rules and makes a connection“Come Play,” written and directed by Jacob Chase, based on his 2017 thriller shortr, stars Azhy Robertson, Gillian Jacobs and John Gallagher Jr.
Come Play: In solid horror debut, a demon in a smartphone gives new meaning to the term 'malware' — Original CinBy Jim Slotek
Review: Effectively creepy Come Play will make you feel even worse about your kid’s screen timeIn Jacob Chase’s new horror film, the killer’s call isn’t coming from inside the house but from inside the iPad

