Words Hannah Taylor

Sydney Sweeney switches up her typical signature heartfelt and romantic roles to dive into something far darker. She plays Millie, a young woman desperate for a job she can hold down. Hoping to escape a problematic past, she believes she’s found salvation in an affluent couple – Amanda Seyfried’s seemingly sweet Nina and her charming husband Andrew, played by Brandon Sklenar – after they post a listing for a housemaid.

But Millie isn’t just there for the job – it’s about to consume her. Cleaning, organising, light cooking: three simple tasks, or so she was promised. There’s nothing out of the ordinary until she begins to suspect the picture-perfect couple aren’t quite as wholesome as they appear. As Millie rolls up her sleeves and throws herself into the work, it turns out Nina has some sinister plans for her, hidden up her own.

Based on the bestselling book series by Freda McFadden, which has exploded in popularity across social media, the film is brought to the big screen by Paul Feig, the director of Bridesmaids and A Simple Favour who closes the door on comedy to deliver a dark, twisting psychological thriller.

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