Overview
- Together debuted in U.S. theaters on July 30 to widespread acclaim for its inventive body horror metaphor of codependency.
- Neon acquired the film after its January Sundance premiere and the WGA-registered script now faces a May plagiarism suit from StudioFest.
- Director Michael Shanks shot on a tight 21-day schedule in Melbourne, relying on grotesque, Cronenberg-inspired prosthetics instead of CGI.
- Alison Brie and Dave Franco served as producers and stars, using their real-life chemistry to anchor the film’s extreme physical transformations.
- Neon’s marketing push, including fan contests and a complimentary therapy tie-in, has driven audience engagement during the indie horror’s theatrical run.