Together

Tim and Millie have been together for years, and when they leave the city for a rural house, everything familiar falls away except their relationship. Tensions that simmered in their daily life creep into darker territory, and a single, eerie encounter with a strange, unnatural presence begins to eat at their bond. As the couple tries to protect what they share, the threat turns intimate, warping affection into fear and testing limits of care, loyalty, and the body itself. The film keeps its shocks close, focusing on mood, character friction, and an escalating sense of violation without revealing the darkest turns.

Directed by Michael Shanks and released in 2025, Together stars Dave Franco and Alison Brie, with Damon Herriman, Mia Morrissey, and Karl Richmond in supporting roles. The production foregrounds the leads and a confined, rural setting to heighten tension.

Its commercial footprint was modest, aimed at genre audiences through targeted theatrical runs and streaming windows rather than blockbuster play. No widely reported worldwide gross has become a focal point in coverage, the film finding most of its viewers through word of mouth and digital platforms.

Together has prompted discussion among horror fans for how it mixes romance with body horror. Viewers and commentators note its intimate framing and how domestic details are turned uncanny, and the movie has been a recurring topic on genre forums and social timelines where mood and performance are often highlighted.

Critical and audience reaction has leaned positive, reflected in a user vote average around 7.1 out of 10. Many reviews single out Franco and Brie for believable chemistry that grounds the strange elements, while others point to the film's patient escalation and its interest in love under strain, physical change, and trust eroding when the outside world becomes invasive.