Critics appear to be on board for the wild ride. The Housemaid, Paul Feig ’s campy and outrageous throwback thriller starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried is generating mostly positive reviews with critics praising the film as “undeniably entertaining,” and unapologetically bold.

The final trailer has been released for the thriller The Housemaid , starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried , with Brandon Sklenar , Michele Morrone , and Elizabeth Perkins . The movie, about a live-in maid trying to escape her past,

Paul Feig’s campy, steamy psychological thriller ‘The Housemaid’ gives Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney lots of crazy twists and turns to chow down on.

Sweeney gives an uneven performance as Millie, trying desperately to assuage an increasingly sus home/work situation. The first leg of the film isn't the firmest showcase of her performative talent, as Millie's quieter moments and considerable voiceover feel stiff at times or awkwardly muted.

"The Housemaid," a screw-tightening domestic thriller, is nothing more (or less) than a garishly fun and effective piece of postfeminist pulp. Directed by Paul Feig, from a script (by Rebecca Sonnenshine) based on Freida McFadden's hugely popular 2022 novel,

A review of 'The Housemaid' with Sydney Sweeney in title role of woman who comes in to new job hired by Amanda Seyfried in what seems to be horrific.

Sydney Sweeney. Between the actress's controversial American Eagle ad campaign and the abysmal box office numbers for Christy, Sweeney's run as a media darling post- Megan Thee Stallion Has Been the Anime ‘It-Girl’ for Years Plenty of celebrities have expressed their love of anime,

Watch the final trailer for Lionsgate and Paul Feig's new domestic thriller 'The Housemaid' starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried.

Despite Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried's performances and big swings from Paul Feig, The Housemaid can't fully stick the landing. It’s been a Sydney Sweeney-heavy year after the release of Christy and now The Housemaid, which also stars Amanda Seyfried (Mean Girls).

Amanda Seyfried and Sydney Sweeney tell PEOPLE about the sisterhood they formed while making 'The Housemaid,' in theaters Dec. 19. "It's been such a dream to do this with you," Seyfried says of her costar.

The new biopic offered the actress a chance to alter her star persona and portray a harrowing story of survival, in and out of the ring.