Film critic Peter Travers reviews "Companion," written and directed by Drew Hancock, starring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid.

Sophie Thatcher embraces her destiny as a scream queen in Companion, but the movie's cleverness is not all it's programmed to be.

The immensely entertaining film starring Chicago-born "Yellowjackets" star Sophie Thatcher— part love story, part horror thriller, part dark comedy — off...

Sophie Thatcher's Iris is a robot companion created for Jack Quaid's bad boyfriend in Drew Hancock's horror. Read the Empire review.

The pair join Lukas Gage, Rupert Friend and Harvey Guillén in Drew Hancock's film about a weekend getaway that goes violently wrong.

Docile, robot heroine becomes the victim in Drew Hancock’s playful horror comedy

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Sophie Thatcher coolly holds down the center of a horror-comedy that's closer in tone to the entertaining silliness of 'M3GAN' than anything truly disturbing.

Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid star as a young couple whose weekend away uncovers difficult truths about their relationship in Drew Hancock's sci-fi…

In the guise of a murderous horror flick this well-made futuristic thriller asks which is a bigger threat: AI or toxic masculinity?

“Companion” tells more than it shows, not engaging too deeply with the consequences of mechanized misogyny and the implications of accommodating a cultur...

Drew Hancock's clever twist on the too-good-to-be-true love story is giddy, gory and a truly fun genre mash-up.

Neither a horror nor a comedy, this future-tinged tale settles for being a reductive collection of better movies.

The twist-heavy and highly entertaining horror pic Companion is exactly the type of must-see entertainment you're looking for. Here's our review.

The new film Companion can’t keep its big secret to itself, but it has others in store.

Sophie Thatcher is excellent as an android girlfriend in a film that starts well and then runs out of ideas

Drew Hancock’s debut feature from New Line Cinema is a devilishly clever horror comedy starring Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid.

Debuting director Drew Hancock manipulates anxieties about the rise of the machines in a clever and darkly satirical thriller co-starring Jack Quaid.