Starring: Alison Brie, Dave Franco, Damon Herriman
Directed by: Michael Shanks
Genre: Horror | Sci-Fi | Relationship Drama
Runtime: 1 hour 42 minutes
India Release Date: August 8, 2025
What if staying “together forever” meant more than just emotionally? Like, really — physically too?
That’s the wild idea behind Together, a bold new film that mixes horror, sci-fi, and relationship drama all in one. It stars Alison Brie and Dave Franco, who play Millie and Tim — a pair trying to fix their rocky relationship by moving from the city to the peaceful countryside.
But their fresh start quickly turns into a strange, surreal nightmare. After falling into an underground cave and drinking from a mysterious spring, something bizarre begins to happen. Their connection grows… but not in the way they expected. Let’s just say things get very weird, very fast.
Brie shines as the perfectionist Millie — strong but also vulnerable. Franco brings his usual charm, but there’s a darker side to him here too. Their real-life chemistry makes the crazy events feel oddly real, even as the story takes some truly strange turns.
The film is directed by Michael Shanks, known for his visually creative short films. Here, he mixes practical effects with clever visuals to create a chilling atmosphere that’s both creepy and oddly intimate. The horror isn’t just about monsters — it’s also about what happens when a relationship breaks down and boundaries blur.
The film has been making waves internationally for its bold and bizarre take on love, blending body horror with a satirical look at codependency. Critics have praised its cheeky yet chilling storytelling, with many highlighting the film’s unforgettable climax — a literal merging of the two main characters — as a powerful, if grotesque, metaphor for modern relationships. It’s a film that dares to ask: how far would you go to stay “together forever”?
Clocking in at just over an hour and a half, Together doesn’t drag. It’s sharp, weird, and definitely not your average horror movie. It makes you squirm, not just from the visuals, but from the deeper questions it raises about love, dependency, and commitment.
Together is a dark, daring love story — not for the faint-hearted. If you’re into offbeat, clever horror that makes you think (and maybe gag a little), this one’s worth a watch.
Catch it in theatres across India from August 8, 2025… and maybe think twice before sipping from that mystical spring.
