Yellowjackets” actress Sophie Thatcher — fresh off the horror and sci-fi hits “Heretic” and “Companion” — embraces haunting ...

Everett pulls off a masterly linguistic confection, in which enslaved people use Black English only as a wary affectation.

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 ... "Switching that to a pocket knife was perfect — then Jack could be complicit in the planting of the knife, so it all worked out.

Jack Quaid’s Josh, a man with equal parts charm and condescension, whisks his doe-eyed girlfriend Iris (Sophie Thatcher) away for a weekend of socializing with his old flame Kat (Megan Suri ...

And yet, that was the task presented to actress Sophie Thatcher for her role in the thriller ... in him and wanted to continue that. Jack, I love your rom-com Plus One. I recommend that to everybody.

Jack Quaid will "never again" look at an automatic ... What if the robot was the most human character?' Thatcher also loves how the movie ends with her character gaining "total self-control ...

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 ...

The Canucks head coach lauded Thatcher Demko for a sparkling 31-save performance in a 3-1 victory that stretched the club’s win streak to three games, and regained the second NHL wild-card ...

The movie structures itself in defined acts, with regular cuts to black at revelatory moments. At the center is the relationship between Josh (Jack Quaid) and Iris (Sophie Thatcher) as they visit ...

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.