Housemaid (2026)

From the low-budget, direct-to-video independent film company The Asylum, the people that brought us the Sharknado franchise and the Netflix thriller Black Summer, comes a sci-fi horror that starts out with a domestic AI bot named Andi (played by Hailey Mauk) reporting to her owner James (Anthony Jensen) that her household duties are done and his wife and kids are asleep. She then strips off the teeniest of red bikini tops to join him in the pool. Turns out he and the android have been having an affair, but when she reveals that she snooped into his emails and saw his requests to have her decommissioned, things get ugly and she electrocutes him. Next, Andi finds herself a new owner named Ben (Nicolo Carrucio) and his wife Kayla (Emma Reinagel). When Kayla, alone in the house with Andi, suffers a cardiac event, she uses her dying breath to make sure Andi takes care of Ben. Andi takes that to mean she should replace Kayla, cuddling him and sucking his fingers in his sleep. She even mimics Kayla’s voice, and that’s enough to get Ben so turned on he drops trou and bangs Andi in the bathroom. He instantly regrets it and very quickly moves on with a coffee shop owner named Diana (Juliette Cecile). Meanwhile, Andi starts trying on Kayla’s clothes, which is creepy but gives us a few chances to spy Hailey topless again and get a peek at her hairless anamatronic doll crotch. As one might figure, Andi’s not too keen on Diane and starts violently messing with her, controlling her car, inducing seizures, poisoning people, etc. You know how it goes. Juliette also bares her breasts for the first time during some shower sex, but then she’s too busy fighting for her life to go nude again. Still, Housemaid is sure to have you needing a little clean up!