Echo Chamber - Film Reviews: Touch Me

'Touch Me' is written & directed by Addison Heimann. After a string of bizarre mishaps renders their home unlivable, co-dependent best friends Joey (Olivia Taylor Dudley) and Craig (Jordan Gavaris) are left homeless and desperate for a fresh start. Their luck appears to change when Joey's enigmatic ex-boyfriend, Brian (Lou Taylor Pucci), re-enters her life. Charismatic and otherworldly, Brian claims he can erase anxiety and depression with a single touch - and he invites the pair to spend the weekend at his secluded compound. Drawn in by the promise of healing and a second chance at happiness, Joey and Craig soon discover that Brian's soothing exterior masks something far more disturbing. As tensions rise and loyalties are tested, the retreat spirals into a chaotic nightmare of violence and dark revelations. Best Friends or just two people who don't want to be alone, Joey & Craig have to work out their relationship, if they are to work out how to deal with Brian, right? Find out on the 4th May 2026. Hear the full 'Echo Chamber - 427 - Part One' episode and learn more about the film here: https://www.podcaphilia.com/echo-chamber/ep427a #TouchMe - #TouchMeMovie - #AddisonHeimann - #CoDependent - #BestFriends - #PastTrauma - #Trauma - #Alien - #Parasite - #Addiction - #Healing - #MentalHealing - #Therapy - #SciFi - #Psychosexual - #Horror - #Comedy - #IndieFilm - #IndieFilmmaking - #IndieMovie - #indiefilmmakers - #IndieStoryTelling - #PsychosexualStorytelling - #ComedyStorytelling - #featurefilm - #EchoChamber - #EchoChamberPodcast