Best Movie of the Year So Far

My brother Curry Barker directed this movie, I was key PA, and my other brother Riley worked on it as well. I have been watching Charlie for years now. Its surreal to have him talk about this.

Iron Lung, Obsession, Backrooms.Youtubers cooking with movies recently

I was hoping this was about the backrooms and it isn't even out yet lol!

From the title I could tell this was about Obsession

the scene when she is asleep and the real niki is talking and hes just like oh why is it so hard to love me. Literal chills, he knows whats happening to her but hes too selfish to care

I don’t understand how Hollywood and big corporations still can’t piece together that we want Passion Projects like this and Not Slop with High Budgets.

I think the scariest thing is how grounded it is in reality. Like if these wish sticks existed people WOULD do this. All of the interactions are real as hell.

Nikki walking and talking backwards was genuinely unsettling and caught me off guard.

The moments where you get the real Nikki were the scariest and saddest parts. Bear is a monster

The biggest achievement of this film is that Blumhouse has its name attached to it and it wasn’t a stinker

The scariest moment of the movie for me was when Nikki was watching bear sleep. That whole scene was so unnerving

Curry Barker is also writing and directing the next Texas Chainsaw Massacre film and that is something im highly looking forward to

I really hope Nikki's actress Inde gets at least nominated for best actress at Oscars, and the movie to be nominated for Best Picture too. Instant classic.

The actress deserves so many rewards, I was starting to believe that she is really this way in real life😭

Scariest thing was realizing that nikki was wake throughout the whole possession, literally getting tortured.

Nah and the scene where Bear wakes up in the night to find Nikki watching him and the entire interaction afterwards, is PURE TERROR. The entire cast needs awards but Inde and Micheal NEED IT.

After it was established just how unhinged she was, the rest of the movie was just insanely tense. The camera angles were such that you expected her to pop up at anytime

First it was Hokum, now its Obsession, next is The Backrooms, WTF IS HAPPENING? May is the greatest month for horror movies??

The backwards hat had this feeling like a 2022 video.

Never had I ever been freaked out this much by a horror movie and It's not a usual thing but the psychological suffering of Nikki for me was the scariest knowing she wanted to end it and It's just this shell of her being controlled by the wish and the erratic movement of "Nikki" especially the bedroom scene where she's just in the corner being very abnormal. Another scene that scared me was when the guy on the phone said "do you want to talk to her" transitioning to Nikki and you can hear her screaming in agony suffering stuck in her body watching herself do things she can't control confirming she's very much THERE the whole entire time.