Keeper(2025)
R
11/12/2025 (US)Horror, Mystery1h 39m5.3
"If only you were dead."
Overview
Liz and Malcolm escape for a romantic anniversary weekend at a secluded cabin. When Malcolm suddenly returns to the city, Liz finds herself isolated and in the presence of an unspeakable evil that reveals the cabin's horrifying secrets.
Osgood Perkins
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Nick Lepard
Writer
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A review by Manuel São Bento
7.0
Written on November 15, 2025
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://fandomwire.com/keeper-review/
"Keeper is that type of movie whose personal opinion improves the more one reflects on it.
Powerful, atmospheric, and visually impactful, it not only confirms Osgood Perkins' talent in constructing dense horror environments but also features a top-tier performance from Tatiana Maslany, as well as truly unforgettable VFX-makeup work. It's psychological and folkloric horror that elevates relational toxicity to a plane of physical horror and leaves us thinking about the dynamics of control long after the lights come up.
It's a chilling descent into the nature of coercion, reminding us that the deepest terror resides in the shadows we accept and the creatures hiding within them."
Rating: B
"Keeper is that type of movie whose personal opinion improves the more one reflects on it.
Powerful, atmospheric, and visually impactful, it not only confirms Osgood Perkins' talent in constructing dense horror environments but also features a top-tier performance from Tatiana Maslany, as well as truly unforgettable VFX-makeup work. It's psychological and folkloric horror that elevates relational toxicity to a plane of physical horror and leaves us thinking about the dynamics of control long after the lights come up.
It's a chilling descent into the nature of coercion, reminding us that the deepest terror resides in the shadows we accept and the creatures hiding within them."
Rating: B
