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Read the details inside. Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid have played the lead roles in the latest sci-fi release, Companion. The movie is currently available to watch in theaters and will soon hit ...

What an excellent little film Companionis! Drew Hancock, who has written and directed the film, deserves kudos for creating a high-concept, entertaining film with a consistent ability to surprise.

Thatcher also loves how the movie ends with ... interviews with your favorite stars, and more. An earlier version of the script had that death-by-wine-cork moment happen much earlier in the ...

‘Brian and Maggie’ stars two-time academy award nominee Steve Coogan (The Reckoning*, Philomena) as Brian Walden, the “much-feared inquisitor”, and Harriet Walter (Succession, Ted Lasso, Silo) as ...

Three couples gather, most notably Josh (Jack Quaid) and his girlfriend Iris (Sophie Thatcher), whom he is bringing to meet his friends that also include couple Eli (Harvey Guillen of What We Do ...

Her success in her favorite genre was foreshadowed when she was a child and would make homemade horror films with her twin sister, Ellie. Thatcher recalls filming a zombie movie at her 10th ...

Sophie Thatcher has no qualms in admitting that her character in her new movie Companion is ‘one for the incels’. The Heretic actress, 24, stars as Iris in the new horror romance that has ...

Feinstein and Thatcher connected after he slid into DMs ... “It’s a band that I did a music video for, and they were one of my favorite bands in high school. They’re nice.

Written and directed by Drew Hancock, the horror sci-fi sees Josh (Jack Quaid) and Iris (Sophie Thatcher) head to a weekend getaway with their friends, which soon goes downhill fast though after a ...

Josh (Jack Quaid) and Iris (Sophie Thatcher) might seem like the perfect couple, but it turns out Iris is actually an “emotional support robot” that somehow starts breaking the cyber-rules.

Forty years ago, when my children were still at home, I rarely had an evening when I didn't fix dinner and have everyone at the table. It was part tradition/part necessity. It was healthier and ...