Joey (played by Olivia Taylor Dudley) is a protagonist in Touch Me.
A woman struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder and childhood trauma. She becomes homeless alongside her friend Craig and is reconnected with her ex-boyfriend Brian, an alien whose powers temporarily relieve her mental anguish but ultimately lure her into a dangerous trap. Brian (played by Lou Taylor Pucci) is a protagonist in Touch Me.
Joey's ex-boyfriend and an alien who can cure anxiety and depression. He reenters Joey's life to win her back, but hides a sinister agenda. He lures Joey and Craig to his isolated compound, where his true violent and murderous nature is revealed. Craig (played by Jordan Gavaris) appears in Touch Me.
Joey's gay and codependent friend. He becomes homeless when their shared living situation collapses. He accompanies Joey to Brian's secluded compound, where they must survive violence and confront the alien's dark plans.
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Characters
Joey
(played by Olivia Taylor Dudley) — protagonist
A woman struggling with obsessive-compulsive disorder and childhood trauma. She becomes homeless alongside her friend Craig and is reconnected with her ex-boyfriend Brian, an alien whose powers tempor...
Brian
(played by Lou Taylor Pucci) — protagonist
Joey's ex-boyfriend and an alien who can cure anxiety and depression. He reenters Joey's life to win her back, but hides a sinister agenda. He lures Joey and Craig to his isolated compound, where his...
Craig
(played by Jordan Gavaris) — supporting
Joey's gay and codependent friend. He becomes homeless when their shared living situation collapses. He accompanies Joey to Brian's secluded compound, where they must survive violence and confront the...
Key Relationships
Brian → Craig
(Conflict Target Of Malice)
Joey → Brian
(Romantic Ex-Boyfriend)
Joey → Craig
(Social Codependent Friends)
Story Analysis
A psychological thriller exploring codependency, alien manipulation, and survival against hidden horrors.
Plot Progression
Shattered Foundations
The Alien's Promise
Trapped in Isolation
Unveiling the Horror
Breaking the Chains
Directed by Addison Heimann
Touch Me (2026) · 5.5/10 · comedy, horror, science-fiction
