Together (2025)

Quick warning for anyone eyeing Together as a date night pick: it’s a horror movie about a couple who can’t get any space from each other, and it means that far more literally than you’re ready for. The middle drags, with a lot of tense talking between the scares, and opening crowds gave it a C+ CinemaScore, so this one is not for everybody. But it’s smart. Millie and Tim move out to the countryside already on shaky ground after he hesitated when she proposed, and one stormy night stuck in a cave leaves them with a strange pull toward each other they can’t shake. Michael Shanks, in his first feature, turns codependency into a monster, and some moments will have people covering their eyes. Alison Brie and Dave Franco, a married couple off screen too, make the push and pull feel painfully real. It made $34.7 million worldwide. A 7.0 because it’s a real relationship drama hiding inside a wild horror gimmick. $2,339 says you give your partner a little extra elbow room on the couch tonight.

What works: Alison Brie and Dave Franco make the relationship feel lived in, and the central idea is a sharp, creepy way to talk about couples who lose themselves in each other.

What doesn’t: The middle stretch drags between scares, and a few moments go so far that plenty of viewers will tap out.

Who it’s for: Horror fans in long relationships who can laugh at how close to home it hits.