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Catherine Ashmore Bradley and Cameron Crovetti to Headline Psychological Horror Film Dollkeeper

October 28, 2026 - 01:52

Catherine Ashmore Bradley and Cameron Crovetti to Headline Psychological Horror Film Dollkeeper

Catherine Ashmore Bradley and Cameron Crovetti have signed on to lead the psychological horror feature Dollkeeper. Jay Henric is attached to write and direct the project, which is scheduled to begin production shortly.

Ashmore Bradley, best known for her role as Luan Loud in Nickelodeon and Paramount+ series The Really Loud House, will star as Sara. Further details about the plot and Crovetti's character remain under wraps for now.

The casting pairs two performers with strong ties to family friendly television. Ashmore Bradley has built a following through her work on The Really Loud House, while Crovetti is recognized for his roles in projects including Big Little Lies and Boy Kills World. Dollkeeper marks a shift into darker material for both actors.

Henric takes on both writing and directing duties for the film. Production is expected to get underway in the near future, though a release date has not been announced.

Psychological horror has remained a reliable draw for audiences in recent years, with studios increasingly investing in character driven scare films. Dollkeeper will aim to carve out space in that crowded field with its central performances and Henric's vision behind the camera.

Casting announcements for additional roles are expected as the project moves closer to production.


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