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Obsession
Movies watched in 2026
Obsession (2025, USA)
Director & Writer: Curry Barker
Mini-review:
It's been hell waiting for the horror phenomenon of the year to come to my country, but it's finally here and it delivered. I tried my best to avoid spoilers, and while at this point it was basically impossible to go in blind (the movie has been everywhere these past few months), I think I mostly pulled it off. Once the story really gets started, you just can't look away from the increasingly horrifying events. I honestly can't wrap my head around the fact that so many people are misunderstanding the film, cause it couldn't make things more clear. Like, there are at the very least three scenes where someone specifically points out that what Bear is doing is wrong, and yet people are seeing whatever they want... Anyway, Michael Johnston and (especially) Inde Navarrete do genuinely incredible work here; two of the best horror performances I've ever seen. Obsession proves that Curry Barker has what it takes to become the next big thing in genre filmmaking.
‘ Because it’s what rich, entitled people do when threatened. They conceal the ugly truths... to protect themselves, their family units, their places in society, their public image... And they think they can get away with it because they’re rich. ’
via haleyfitzgerald (March 18, 2022)
Re: The Undoing. I get the sense in the end Haley Fitzgerald had her own "undoing" and it might have been arrogance and/or a determination to seal the deal.
She did exactly what she promised Grace she would: create reasonable doubt.
They were in a good place. They were likely going to win. Jonathan gets acquitted, but it's an OJ/Casey Anthony deal: "Well, they probably did it...but, you never know. "
I dunno, I think in the end she wanted a solid "not guilty" verdict and overlooked how erratic and unhinged Grace had gotten so let let her on the stand.
But it was the worst idea ever.
Should have left it at "Well Elana's husband has a temper and they argued a lot." It was working on the jury.
IMO, she looked like she really regretted taking the case in her final scene. It exposed some of her flaws too.
“There’s No Way” by LAUV ft. Julia Michaels | Choreography by Kyle Hanagami & Haley Fitzgerald