Every Track on The Housemaid (2025): Sydney Sweeney’s Darkest Soundtrack Yet
Sydney Sweeney’s latest psychological thriller, The Housemaid, is making waves with its gripping story and a soundtrack packed with powerhouse artists. Dive into every song featured in the film and discover how the music shapes the movie’s chilling atmosphere.
Sydney Sweeney ’s latest psychological thriller is poised to shake up her career, and the official soundtrack is already turning heads. The Housemaid, starring Sweeney alongside Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar, delivers a mix of suspense and style, with a soundtrack that’s as bold as the film itself.
Soundtrack Highlights: A Blend of Pop and Tension
The film’s soundtrack features a dynamic lineup of artists, blending chart-topping hits with original scores. Taylor Swift’s “I Did Something Bad” sets a fierce tone, while Kelly Clarkson’s “Since U Been Gone” and Lana Del Rey ’s “Cinnamon Girl” add emotional depth. Theodore Shapiro, joined by Caroline Shaw, crafts several original pieces that heighten the film’s psychological edge, including “The Privilege of Teeth” and “Acute Psychosis.”
Other standout tracks include Linda Ronstadt’s “Tumbling Dice” and “Blue Bayou,” Lyn Lapid’s “Take Me As I Am,” and Renée Rapp’s “Why Is She Still Here?” The soundtrack also features Jessie Murph, flowerovlove, Goldie Boutilier, and Sabrina Carpenter, each contributing to the film’s moody, suspenseful vibe.
Paul Feig and Theodore Shapiro: A Creative Partnership
Paul Feig directs The Housemaid, marking his fourth collaboration with composer Theodore Shapiro. Their partnership began with the 2015 film Spy, continued with Ghostbusters in 2016, and A Simple Favor in 2018. Shapiro’s work on The Housemaid is designed to amplify the film’s “domestic noir” feel, weaving tension and elegance throughout the score.
Shapiro’s previous projects include acclaimed titles like Severance, Wolfs, and Spies in Disguise. His ability to create atmosphere through music is on full display here, supporting the film’s psychological twists and turns.
Plot and Performances: Secrets Behind Closed Doors
The Housemaid follows Millie, played by Sweeney, a young woman struggling to make ends meet who takes a job as a housemaid for a wealthy couple, portrayed by Seyfried and Sklenar. As Millie becomes entangled in the couple’s world, she uncovers a dangerous web of secrets lurking beneath the surface of high society.
The film’s score mirrors Millie’s journey, shifting from polished sophistication to mounting psychological tension. Early reviews have been positive, suggesting this could be the breakout role Sweeney’s been waiting for.
In Theaters Now
The Housemaid is currently playing in theaters across the U.S., inviting audiences to experience its suspenseful story and unforgettable soundtrack firsthand.