A weekend getaway with friends at a remote cabin turns into chaos after it's revealed that one of the guests is not what they seem.

Morgana says: "Companion" attempts to carve out a niche in the crowded landscape of sci-fi thrillers but ultimately falls short on multiple fronts. While the premise holds promise, the plot meanders aimlessly, leaving viewers more confused than engaged. The storyline is riddled with clichés and lacks the necessary tension to keep audiences invested. The characters, though somewhat relatable, are underdeveloped and fail to evoke any genuine emotional connection. Their arcs feel predictable, leading to a lackluster payoff that leaves much to be desired. The acting is passable; the cast delivers their lines competently, yet without any standout performances that could elevate the material. Visually, "Companion" has its moments but doesn't offer enough originality to make it memorable. The pacing drags at times, causing key scenes to lose their impact and rendering what could have been thrilling moments into mere filler. Ultimately, while there are glimmers of potential in "Companion," they are overshadowed by a disjointed narrative and mediocre execution. It’s an experience that may leave viewers feeling like they’ve wasted their time rather than having been entertained or challenged. In a genre ripe for innovation, this film feels like a missed opportunity—one that fails to resonate long after the credits roll.