Hideo Kojima, Fede Alvarez, and Bong Joon Ho Praise Osgood Perkins' New Movie Keeper
Osgood Perkins, the director behind Longlegs and The Monkey, returns with a chilling horror film titled Keeper. The movie stars Tatiana Maslany from She-Hulk and Rossif Sutherland of Murder in a Small Town as a couple whose anniversary trip takes a terrifying turn. Though the film remains mysterious, early reactions from notable creators highlight its intense impact.
Acclaim from Industry Leaders
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Keeper is an experience of pure terror.
— Fede Alvarez, director of Alien: Romulus -
A terrifying descent into madness.
— James Wan, creator of Insidious and Saw -
Horror origami that skillfully folds into itself.
— Guillermo del Toro, director of Frankenstein and Pan's Labyrinth
Positive Feedback for Perkins
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Perkins blends new fear and surprise. He is the wizard of horror.
— Hideo Kojima, creator of Death Stranding -
Perkins is a formidable voice in horror.
— Damien Leone, director of Terrifier -
Perkins has a natural talent for discomfort that transforms into fear.
— Bong Joon Ho, director of Parasite and Snowpiercer
Additional Praise
A previous trailer released last month already featured compliments from del Toro, Wan, and Leone. According to Guillermo del Toro,
I think what's exciting about Oz's work, and why I'm so drawn to it, is that it never does the thing you're expecting.
The film promises a fresh and unpredictable approach to horror.
Author's Summary
Osgood Perkins' Keeper garners high praise from renowned filmmakers, highlighting its innovative, terrifying approach to horror storytelling.
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