Keanu Reeves Gets Tied Up by Gorgeous Psychos in Eli Roth's New 'Knock Knock' Trailer (Video)

Lionsgate has unveiled the first full trailer for Eli Roth‘s “Knock Knock,” which stars Keanu Reeves as a family man who is seduced and tortured by two psychotic women.

Lorenza Izzo and Ana De Armas co-star alongside Aaron Burns, Ignacia Allamand and Colleen Camp.

“Knock Knock” debuted at Sundance where it earned mixed reviews, though critics had high praise for Izzo and De Armas, who play the film’s sultry villains.

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Roth wrote the script with his “Aftershock” collaborators Nicolas Lopez and Guillermo Amoedo.

Roth, Camp and Lopez produced “Knock Knock” with Cassian Elwes, John T. Degraye and Miguel Asensio, while Teddy Schwarzman (“The Imitation Game”) served as executive producer along with Peter S. Traynor and Camp’s “Death Game” co-star Sondra Locke.

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Lionsgate bought the home-invasion thriller for $2.5 million, having previously released Roth’s directorial debut “Cabin Fever,” as well as both of his “Hostel movies.”

Watch the trailer below, and be careful what you wish for, fellas.

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The oft-jeered actor has appeared in several films with far-fetched plots, including ”John Wick“ which opens Oct. 24

Reeves plays “Constantine’s” titular exorcist bent on saving Earth from hell -- even though his soul is already damned to be interred there -- in the 2005 comic book adaptation which also starred Shia LaBeouf as a sidekick cab driver.

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