Against an almost diabetic, sappy love song, Companion opens with Iris (Sophie Thatcher) recalling the moment she first met the love of her life Josh (Jack Quaid) in a supermarket.
It is the perfect setup to a dark comedy with shades of romance. Eventually, the couple arrives at a remote cabin for a gathering with friends that would go technologically awry.
That said, the film is still entertaining as Thatcher continues to make her mark as a “scream queen”, with her role in Companion vaguely similar to last year’s Heretic. Her role in this film is meatier, as she has to embody the duality that Iris requires.
Without spoiling anything, the film’s central premise involves technology but Companion does not have much to say about the morality of what it presents to the audience.
There are other moments similar to this, like Josh’s uncomfortable incel rant about being a “nice guy”, his relationship and views of women and so on, but Companion quickly glosses over these in exchange for bursts of comedy and/or violence.
Companion is available on Prime Video.
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