Hollywood’s most twisted love story has arrived.
“Together”, the new body horror thriller starring Alison Brie and Dave Franco, premiered in theaters on July 30 after turning heads at Sundance 2025 and being acquired by Neon for $17 million. Known for theatrical-first releases like Longlegs and Anora, Neon will keep Together exclusive to cinemas for now.
When can you stream “Together”?
If you’re eager to watch from home, you’ll need to be patient. Neon typically waits six months or more before releasing films on streaming platforms. Longlegs, for example, had its theatrical release in July 2024 and only became available to stream in February 2025. Together might follow a similar pattern — unless its strong buzz accelerates that timeline.
What to watch while you wait:
Craving the unsettling, psychological and body-driven horror vibe of Together? Here are some recommended titles:
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The Fly (1986): Jeff Goldblum’s transformation is grotesque and heartbreaking.
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Possession (1981): A surreal journey through a collapsing marriage.
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Crash (1996): Cronenberg’s most provocative dive into body trauma.
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Titane (2021): A mind-bending take on gender, trauma and machines.
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Enemy (2013): Jake Gyllenhaal meets his double in a spiraling identity crisis.
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Swallow (2019): Domestic repression turns into an urge for self-harm.
All of these films share the same core: emotional trauma made physical, a theme Together takes to a new, disturbing level.
If you’re into horror that cuts deeper than jump scares, Together is not to be missed. But if you want to avoid spoilers — we strongly suggest catching it in theaters.
Watch the official trailer for Together — a chilling blend of body horror and emotional breakdown. Don’t miss the most intense love story of the summer!
