The Housemaid (2025)

What earned the score

• Mocking Male Corporate Culture

  The film features a quick scene of a boardroom filled with men who laugh at a lactating mother, negatively portraying male-dominated corporate culture.

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  White Husband Abusive Psychopath

  The plot twist reveals that the husband, depicted as a controlling white man, is an abusive psychopath leading the family's deceptions and violence.

Details

Trying to escape her past, Millie Calloway accepts a job as a live-in housemaid for the wealthy Nina and Andrew Winchester. But what begins as a dream job quickly unravels into something far more dangerous—a sexy, seductive game of secrets, scandal, and power.

Starring

Sydney SweeneyAmanda SeyfriedBrandon SklenarElizabeth PerkinsMichele Morrone

Director

Paul Feig

Writer

Freida McFaddenRebecca Sonnenshine

Genre

MysteryThriller

Release Date

Dec 19, 2025

Parents Guide

• Sex Moderate

  Andrew brushes his teeth naked, his butt is seen, as Millie enters the bathroom.

  Woman shown showering from the top. No nudity.

  At least 2 or 3 consecutive sex scenes with nudity and thrusting but no visible genitalia.

• Violence Severe

  A woman smashes a man's head in with a paper weight.

  The first half is very tame and the second half is gory and brutal. There are 3 scenes of torture, 2 brutal kills including one long and intense fight scene and there is one implied sexual assault scene.

• Profanity Moderate

  Exactly 2 uses of "c**t" and about 30-50 uses of "f**k", mostly in the second half.

• Drugs Mild
• Frightening Scenes Moderate

Reviews

• ★★★☆☆ 3 stars Noticeable

  Movie was decent. White male man is always the crazy one. Hilarious that the women in the theater were googling over the guy until he turned out to be a psychopath. It is a feminist nonsense movie but it was somewhat entertaining if you want to take the wife or girlfriend to a movie. Woman power crap is kinda humorous.