Oz Perkins' Keeper might be the scariest folk-horror movie since The Witch

"Oz Perkins' Keeper: A Chilling Addition to the Folk-Horror Genre" Oz Perkins' latest film, "Keeper," has been praised as a captivating addition to the folk-horror genre, potentially surpassing the impact of his previous work, "The Witch." Unlike the intensity of "The Monkey," "Keeper" takes a more restrained approach, creating a sense of unease and dread that permeates the entire narrative. The film follows a young woman who, along with her boyfriend, ventures into the remote wilderness, where they encounter a mysterious and unsettling presence. The director's attention to detail, atmospheric tension, and the use of natural settings contribute to the film's ability to unsettle and captivate the audience. Critics have highlighted the film's ability to tap into primal fears and the sense of isolation that can be felt in the face of the unknown. "Keeper" is being hailed as a must-see for fans of the genre, offering a chilling and immersive cinematic experience that lingers long after the credits have rolled.