The latest trailer for Keeper, directed by horror auteur Osgood Perkins, has landed—offering a chilling view of a fractured relationship through two unsettling perspectives. The film stars Tatiana Maslany and Rossif Sutherland, and is set for theatrical release on November 14, 2025 via Neon.
Trailer Breakdown
The trailer uniquely showcases the same events twice—first from Liz’s point of view (Maslany), then through Malcolm’s (Sutherland)—creating an unsettling mirror that invites questions about reliability, perception, and emotional rupture.
It opens with tender moments between the couple before plunging into surreal horror—women from different eras suddenly scream, blood splatters, and the ominous phrase “You’re not right for this place” lingers, signaling a fraying reality.
Creative Vision
Keeper follows a couple’s anniversary getaway to a remote cabin that turns nightmarish when Malcolm abruptly departs, leaving Liz behind to face a sinister presence tied to the cabin’s dark history.
Perkins confirms the film is not a surveillance‑style thriller or a time‑travel narrative. Instead, the trailer’s imagery—featuring women from different eras—is meant to evoke the timeless dynamics of romantic relationships and their psychological burdens across generations.
Written by Nick Lepard and directed by Perkins, Keeper stars Maslany and Sutherland, with Jeremy Cox as cinematographer. It was produced in mid‑2024 for Neon, and filmed on a modest budget under $1 million.
Keeper is hitting U.S. theaters on November 14, 2025, it’s the third Neon collaboration with Perkins, following Longlegs and The Monkey.
