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Come With Me

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COME WITH ME follows Simon, a working class man who finds his life upended after suffering a traumatic home invasion. Compounded by trouble at his job and the loss of his best friend, and fueled by a rhetoric-spewing radio host, Simon begins a deadly descent into his own mind, trying to rectify the perceived wrongs and cleanse the injustice he starts to see in the world around him.
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Eddie Harrison film-authority.com 2 days ago
4/5
…an absorbing drama about a young man’s obsession with a radio-talk show host….a contentious movie that addresses the hot-button topic of of US males are manipulated by the media, and that’s the right question to be asking… Go to Full Review
Tina Kakadelis Beyond the Cinerama Dome Sep 5, 2026
Come with Me shows the "why" behind the search for meaning in life. How this search for betterment, when misplaced, can lead to ruin. Go to Full Review
James Preston Poole But Why Tho? Sep 4, 2026
8/10
Using the familiar framework of a "man slowly starts to unravel" movie, Come With Me presents a pronounced warning about the vultures who prey on those simply looking for some meaning in life. Go to Full Review
Jared Mobarak Hey, Have You Seen ...? Sep 4, 2026
7/10
Neither [Harvey nor Rossi are] interested in making Simon into a monster to be dismissed. They understand that his worth is in the complexity of the contradiction between his soft and caring heart and his tired and impressionable mind. Go to Full Review
Phil Walsh Geek Vibes Nation Sep 2, 2026
8/10
Come with Me is intentionally uncomfortable, but it is likely to stir something that is not happening now: debate in addition to calling for the need not simply to talk about uncomfortable truths, but to seek resolve and clarity. Go to Full Review
Claire Di Maio InBetweenDrafts Sep 2, 2026
7/10
Harvey’s keen directorial focus and clear vision for Come with Me‘s impact is palpable. Go to Full Review
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Travis A @RT44344301 3 days ago Absolutely love Theo! Have to give a shoutout to the writers and producers. I look forward to seeing more collaborations from this team! See more Robert S @RT89139686 4 days ago A really labored, and generally stupid movie with a muddled message. It involves a shock jock (Ron Perlman, slumming in a small part) and a grunt working in a machine shop in the midwest. A general air of despair permeates everything, with guns, social unrest, distrust of the government - all presented without any in-depth point of view. The labored storytelling is propelled by the main guy's disillusionment with everything. And then, of course, the finale brings out the guns. Don't bother. It's slow as molasses in January. See more R T @RT66571871 Sep 8, 2026 A film that needs to be seen and discussed. Art is supposed to spark conversation and this one certainly will. Simon says… See more Sara L @sara_smash87 Sep 8, 2026 Come With Me lingers with you long after the credits roll. It's poignant, raw, and painfully human. Watching it feels exactly like what it portrays: a quiet descent into loneliness, rage, and alienation. Theo Rossi and Ronnie Blevins give gripping and heartbreaking performances that are uncomfortable, visceral, and absolutely devestating. The film is a difficult watch but an incredibly important one. I walked away from it not knowing whether I wanted to cry, think, or just sit in awed silence for a while. See more Marnie P @RT07439363 Sep 6, 2026 This film says what we're ALL thinking!!! Are the "Truth Tellers" really telling the truth or are they following their own agenda, as so many others are? Who are the real bad guys... are they wolves in sheep's clothing? Theo Rossi is nothing short of brilliant in this extremely relevant film that we all need to see and continue the conversation. These performances show how actors aren't just saying words, but reaching the audience through their expressions and hearts. Shocking and surprise ending I never saw coming!!! Can't imagine anybody else more perfect for the role of Dalton Kirby than Ron Perlman.... must see film!!!!!! See more MB C @MB.Cinema Sep 6, 2026 *Come with Me* is a slow-burning psychological thriller that explores how an ordinary man can gradually descend into extremism. Theo Rossi delivers a compelling performance as Simon, making his frustration, isolation, and growing sense of victimhood feel disturbingly believable. Ron Perlman is equally effective, using his commanding voice to turn Dalton Kirby into an unsettling influence lurking in the background. The film’s greatest strength is showing radicalization as a gradual process rather than a sudden transformation, without excusing Simon’s violent choices. However, the nearly two-hour runtime can feel overly slow, with some scenes repeating ideas the film has already established. A thoughtful and unsettling character study that sacrifices some momentum for psychological depth .... See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis COME WITH ME follows Simon, a working class man who finds his life upended after suffering a traumatic home invasion. Compounded by trouble at his job and the loss of his best friend, and fueled by a rhetoric-spewing radio host, Simon begins a deadly descent into his own mind, trying to rectify the perceived wrongs and cleanse the injustice he starts to see in the world around him.
Director
Aaron Harvey
Producer
Demetrius Stear, Colin Bates, Aaron Harvey, Kevin Greene, Nicholas Carmona
Screenwriter
Aaron Harvey, Jonathan Croom
Distributor
Vertical
Production Co
A Mind's Eye, EverBright Pictures, DreamSyndicate, Michael Bruce Pictures
Genre
Mystery & Thriller, Crime, Drama
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 4, 2026, Limited
Runtime
1h 49m
Aspect Ratio
Scope (2.35:1)
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