obsession - Avis

Seriously powerful and seriously impressive.

...the latest “smart” horror hit in a genre at long last valuing sophistication over sequels.

I was constantly torn between wanting to hide from the chaos and being unable to look away.

Definitely not for cat lovers.

...may be too merciless to invite multiple viewings, but, then again, some horror hounds might not be able to stop thinking about it.

...as good as Johnston is, Obsession belongs to Inde Navarrette who delivers one of the year's best performances that you won't be able to forget.

A boy wishes for a girl to love him, only to experience swift, nasty consequences, in this timely, creepy debut.

...the way in which it twists and warps the dusty material into a startling meditation on unhealthy infatuations is hugely impressive.

Put your hands over your face and clamp your popcorn bucket between your knees – here be jump-scares.

...distills the ambient gender-based resentment of 2020s internet culture into a horror film that could be described as an EC Comics-style pulp morality tale...

Love goes gruesomely awry in this horror twist on the needy partner.

The film’s big set pieces are as chilling in their effect as they are confident in their execution.