The filmmaker explains why no sequel is in his future, despite strong reviews and promising box office tracking.
The writer/director tells IndieWire about maintaining a complicated tonal balance in one of the most impressive feature directorial debuts in years.
Neither a horror nor a comedy, this future-tinged tale settles for being a reductive collection of better movies.
Drew Hancock's clever twist on the too-good-to-be-true love story is giddy, gory and a truly fun genre mash-up.
Drew Hancock's feature debut is a sharp, sleek thriller with a hip modern edge starring Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher ...
When it comes to Companion, the journey is the fun part and not the discovery. Whether it's perfectly-timed flashbacks, ...
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Companion Ending Explained: Who Dies? Josh & Iris?Curious about who dies in Companion? You’ve come to the right place. Drew Hancock’s Companion opens like a slasher movie from ...
The Village Voice review of "Companion," Drew Hancock’s tale of a murderous robotic love doll, finds the film pushes too many wrong buttons.
Writer/director Drew Hancock (“The Mountain”) pulls all the elements together that would make his film “The Companion” a ...
Quaid is best known for his darkly comedic work on “The Boys,” as well as his voice work in the Star Trek canon on “Lower ...
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Companion Movie Review: A genre bending thriller that keeps you hookedFifteen minutes into Companion, director Drew Hancock skips the world-building and dives straight into conflict resolution, ...
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