Mumbai, Dec 30 (NationPress) Freida McFadden, the author of ‘The Housemaid’, has expressed her admiration for Paul Feig, the director behind the film adaptation of her book.

‘The Housemaid’ is a psychological thriller that promises a riveting journey into themes of paranoia, control, and survival, set against the backdrop of a seemingly perfect household harboring dark secrets.

Freida conveyed her enthusiasm for witnessing her novel come to life on screen and working alongside director Paul Feig. She lauded his unique storytelling approach, stating, “I have adored all of Paul’s movies. From ‘Bridesmaids’ to ‘A Simple Favor’ and his reboot of ‘Ghostbusters’, they brought me immense joy. His humor aligns perfectly with my style. What’s crucial is that Paul masterfully creates a train wreck you can’t look away from.”

At the core of ‘The Housemaid’ is a theme that resonates deeply with her: escape. “It’s ultimately about breaking free from a trap, a concept that has always fascinated me. We empathize with those caught in a trap, and we are eager to see how they manage to escape,” she remarked.

Featuring Sydney Sweeney in a compelling role as Millie, the film immerses viewers in a chilling tale where trust is tenuous and danger lurks beneath domestic tranquility. As tension escalates, ‘The Housemaid’ unveils the unsettling dynamics of power and vulnerability, keeping the audience on the edge of their seats until the very last moment.

With its atmospheric tension, layered performances, and gradual suspense, ‘The Housemaid’ offers a haunting cinematic experience that resonates long after the credits roll.

The film intricately explores themes of power, trust, and perception, consistently challenging viewer assumptions. Fast-paced and tightly crafted, ‘The Housemaid’ captivates audiences with its dark ambiance and unpredictable twists.

Set to hit theaters across India on January 1, 2026.