Keyholes Are for Peeping

A film that dares to expose the unseemly underbelly of suburban bliss, "Keyholes Are for Peeping" (2007) is a dark comedy that exploits the mundane rituals of married life for the sake of voyeuristic thrills. A lonely janitor with access to every nook and cranny of his building becomes obsessed with the intimate lives of his neighbors, all while peddling dubious marriage counseling advice through a correspondence course. With its irreverent tone and clever subversion of expectations, this film is a wickedly entertaining ride into the world of voyeurism and marital dysfunction.