HOUSEMAID (2025) is a psychological thriller centered on Millie, a young woman with a troubled past who takes a live-in housekeeping job at a luxurious mansion, hoping for a fresh start. From the moment she arrives, something feels wrong. The house is pristine, quiet, and unsettling — as if it’s hiding a dark secret beneath its polished surface.
The homeowners are Nina, a beautiful but emotionally unstable woman, and Andrew, her wealthy, charming husband. Nina’s behavior swings between kindness and cruelty, deliberately pushing Millie into uncomfortable and frightening situations. Isolated in a small attic room and constantly watched, Millie soon realizes that being “the help” in this house comes with terrifying consequences.
As Millie uncovers signs of manipulation, violence, and deception, she begins to suspect that Nina may not be the true threat. Andrew’s calm, perfect façade starts to crack, revealing a far more dangerous presence beneath. Millie understands she may be nothing more than a pawn in a twisted psychological game.
The tension escalates as Millie’s own past resurfaces, tightly intertwined with the secrets of the house. Shocking twists continuously shift the balance of power, forcing the audience to question who is truly in control — and who is the real victim.
HOUSEMAID (2025) concludes with a chilling, unforgettable reveal that turns everything upside down. More than a suspenseful thriller, the film is a disturbing exploration of power, control, and the deadly consequences of judging people by appearances.