The psychological crime thriller Come With Me, featuring Theo Rossi and Ron Perlman, has been acquired by Vertical Entertainment for North American distribution. An exclusive trailer is now available.
The film is scheduled for a limited theatrical release on September 4.
Directed by Aaron Harvey in collaboration with Jonathan Croom, Come With Me follows Simon Ward (Rossi), a working‑class man whose life unravels after a traumatic home invasion, mounting workplace pressures, and the loss of his best friend.
According to the synopsis, Simon falls under the influence of a rhetoric‑spouting radio host and spirals into violent attempts to correct perceived injustices. Perlman co‑stars as Dalton Kirby, with supporting performances by Kate French, Chris Mullinax, Ronnie Gene Blevins, Jay Huguley, Marion Kerr, Michael Sirow, and Barron Boedecker.
Vertical Entertainment has obtained North American distribution rights. The acquisition was brokered by John Moss, CEO of Firebook, which is handling worldwide sales. The film was produced by Demetrius Stear of A Mind’s Eye, Colin Bates of Dream Syndicate, and Aaron Harvey of Michael Bruce Pictures.
‘Vertical is the perfect home for this film,’ Moss said. ‘Theo Rossi delivers a performance that audiences will remember, and we’re eager for them to experience it. This is a great win for Aaron, producer Demetrius Stear, and everyone involved in bringing this movie to life.’
‘Come With Me’
Courtesy of Firebook Entertainment
Harvey added, “Come With Me explores perception and paranoia, making it especially relevant in today’s content‑driven landscape, where what we consume shapes who we become—positively or negatively. Watching Theo Rossi portray this struggle was a privilege, and we aimed to create a genuine reflection of how damaging rhetoric can affect a vulnerable mind.”
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