Come With Me

Bleak; dark; gritty; low-budget; slow-burning; unrelenting; unsentimental; well-acted.

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Ashraf Wahid

Come With Me is a slow-burn thriller that feels like a Lifetime movie based on a terrifying true story. What makes it unsettling is how closely its depiction of male radicalization mirrors what we're seeing in America today. The film isn't really about a monster being…

Janecka Olen

An interesting premise: take the kind of man Hollywood usually frames as a warning sign and make him the point of view. The film’s challenge, then, is to preserve sympathy even as he becomes uglier. But that’s exactly where it loses its nerve. Instead of complicating him,…

Nils Johan Nesse

Turns out the fastest way to ruin your life is finding someone on the radio who agrees that everyone else is the problem. Give people an enemy, validate every resentment they've been carrying around, and suddenly the worst ideas start sounding perfectly reasonable.

CookieCat

The gradual, radicalisation and downward spiral of someone who feels they’re marginalised, captured so effectively.

Blake

Decent ideas. I refuse to sell my Theo Rossi stock and he's good as always here, but the rest of the cast struggles.

John Pold

Has the same gross aura as finding a Chick tract mulched on a bench in the rain.  This thing made me feel icky. Like that episode of Diff’rent Strokes where Dudley got touched by bike shop owner Mr. Horton. It reads like a straight-faced parody of Daily Wire movies, with…

Paulington

Amazing acting across the board here, especially from the lead and his best friend. Effective buildup of how a man can gradually lose his mind, specifically if the right factors are in place.  Having said all of that, it certainly wasn’t a fun ride. I really appreciate the…

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