Companion

During a weekend at a remote lakeside estate, a tight circle of friends finds the quiet retreat turning uneasy. A mix of secrets and gadgets tests trust as an experiment kicks in, blurring lines between loyalty and deception. When tensions flare, old grievances resurface and new technologies push the group toward unsettling truths about who they are and what they might become. The estate becomes a pressure cooker where each character must face choices that could change the shape of their future. As they chase answers, the night deepens and the boundary between friend and antagonist grows dangerously thin. A hidden gadget pulses in the walls, hinting that someone orchestrates their scare and that the lake hides a darker purpose.

Directed by Drew Hancock, Companions arrives as an original genre blend featuring Sophie Thatcher, Jack Quaid, Lukas Gage, Megan Suri and Harvey Guillén. Its bold presentation pairs claustrophobic scenes with sleek tech visuals and tight pacing that keep you guessing.

Box office data for Companions has not been disclosed in the materials provided, so its commercial performance remains unknown. Industry trackers have not listed a worldwide gross, and no release date details are available in public records at this time.

There are no major awards listed for Companions. As a 2025 release, it may be early to judge, but genre festivals and niche awards often seek bold blends of terror and science fiction. The ensemble cast could appeal to fans of elevated thrillers. Its visual style may attract genre attention.

Early notes emphasize a claustrophobic tension that comes from a smart mix of paranoia and technology. The film raises questions about privacy, trust, and the price of group dynamics under pressure, using the lakeside setting to sharpen the sense of isolation, and letting character choices define the science fiction worlds.