Servant Movies

On her eighteenth birthday, Zara finally awakens the power that has been sealed inside her since childhood. For fifteen years, she has lived as a castless servant in House Greth—mocked, controlled, and humiliated by Lord Rowan, the man fate itself chose for her. But when their sacred bond appears, Rowan rejects her in front of the gods and throws her away like she was never worth loving. Then Lord Theron Blackwell arrives. Cold, powerful, and feared by every house in the realm, Theron sees what everyone else refuses to see: Zara is not a servant. She is the missing heir of a destroyed bloodline, the daughter of House Solenne, and the bearer of a divine gift powerful enough to expose every lie in the kingdom. Now Rowan wants her back. Isolde wants her ruined. And the council wants proof. But Zara is done begging for a place in someone else’s world. The rejected girl is about to become the woman every house fears.

Five years ago, Morris was the young master who vanished; Ivan the manservant left behind. Now, Ivan is a billionaire CEO, while Morris is so desperate he trades his nude photos to his former servant for his sister’s medical fees. This deal deepens the thorn of abandonment in Ivan’s heart. He humiliates Morris with money, yet can’t help falling for him, mistaking revenge for a game he’s already lost. After an accident, Morris fakes amnesia to prolong their twisted entanglement. Ivan, seizing the chance, crafts a bigger lie: he tells the “amnesiac” Morris they are engaged lovers. Thus begins an engagement full of hidden agendas—one pretends to forget, the other pretends to possess. But on their wedding day, Ivan’s stepmother Irene exposes both deceptions. As the lies unravel, the truth of that rainy abandonment, the desperation behind the photos, and the love buried under revenge are laid bare. Two liars, one overdue “I love you.”

Sea King Alex regains century-old memories and sails the Western Ocean to find his ghost bride Scarlett, who has waited for him for a hundred years. Stranded on a deserted island, he tames three stunning ghost bodyguards. To recapture the stolen Scapegoat Ship, he braves traps, battles the ship spirit and the Kraken’s forces, uncovering the century-old sacrifice plot. Blending revenge and tangled love, human and ghost passions collide, stirring a violent ocean storm.

High atop Mount Olympus, Hera, Queen of the Gods, and her head priestess Doloreia gave birth to their daughters on the very same night. Waking abruptly, Hera secretly caught Doloreia swapping the two infants out of bitter jealousy — Doloreia planned to pass her own child off as the royal heir, while tormenting Hera’s real daughter as a lowly servant. Instead of confronting her at once, Hera quietly switched the babies back after Doloreia left, burying the truth and biding her time for eighteen years to exact justice. Eighteen years later, Athena, Hera’s beloved daughter, was crowned the Goddess of Wisdom and named one of the Twelve Olympians. At the peak of the celebration, Doloreia publicly lied that Athena was her biological daughter, fabricating a “nursery mix-up” with a false witness. Enraged, Zeus erupted in fury, and the gods fell into chaos. Calm and unyielding, Hera summoned the Three Fates to deliver the final divine oracle. As the truth was revealed, Doloreia learned too late that Hilda — the girl she had abused and tormented for eighteen years — was her own real daughter.

The ancient dragon fell into slumber protecting humanity. A prophecy promised a new Dragon Lord, marked by a dragon sign, would awaken it. The world forgot—only a wandering bard still searched. William, a magic-less stable hand, lost everything to Baron Charlie. Then an accident awakened a dragon egg, and his hidden power. Now he must survive trials, claim the dragon, defy nobles, and rescue the girl he loves. The lost king rises.

Naomi, princess of the Ashvale Pack, loved Silas despite his status as a hostage ward. Defying her parents, she married him, believing love could end their ancient blood feud. When Silas was mortally wounded during an escape, Naomi drank a witch's lethal poison to save his life. But her devotion bought only brutal betrayal. On their wedding night, Silas slaughtered her entire pack and took another bride. In this deadly wager, Naomi lost everything. As the poison consumes her from within, she closes her eyes, calmly welcoming the release of death.

In the early 20th century, wealthy young Mary lost her entire family after her governess Jane plotted to seize her family's fortune and committed murder. Years later, she adopted the name Evelyn and infiltrated the noble castle where Jane resided as a maid to seek revenge. She deliberately drew close to Jane's son Sebastian, and the two gradually fell for each other amid constant entanglements. Along her vengeful journey, Evelyn devised schemes to ruin Jane's reputation. Torn between love and hatred, she framed Sebastian in the end. Eventually, Jane went insane and the castle was burned to the ground. Sebastian returned home with a broken arm, and Evelyn reunited with him with a child in tow, putting an end to their tangled love and hatred.

Jules needs to fake a relationship with Noah to pay off her mom’s medical debt. There’s one problem: Jules and Noah hate each other. But when they work together to get revenge on their backstabbing ground of friends, Noah and Jules realize that their feelings for each are totally real. Can Jules ignore her feelings for Noah to save her family?