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Obsession - A Movie Review
Be careful about your wishes. "Obsession" hit theaters in 2026. Baron “Bear” really likes Nikki, but he has no idea how to tell her. He makes a wish on a store-bought One-Wish Willow that his crush would love him. The situation takes a dark turn when Nikki becomes obsessed with Bear, following his every whim and threatening others.
By Marielle Sabbag2 months ago in Horror
Here, Kitty, Kitty: Mouser Is the Most Deranged Horror Villain of the Year
Mary Gallagher's Mouser , arriving July 14 on digital platforms via Breaking Glass Pictures, is the kind of independent horror film that reminds you why the genre's most interesting work often happens far from studio budgets. Gallagher, working as both writer and director, has built a psychological nightmare that trusts its audience to sit with ambiguity, and the result is one of the most distinctive horror villains to emerge this year: a talking cat named Mouser who is somehow campy, flamboyant, and genuinely terrifying all at once.
By Ben Nelson2 months ago in Horror
The Head (a.k.a "The Naked Woman and Satan")
I suppose I should write about The Head before the whole thing slips from my memory--as so much does these days. It's a West German film and one of the first post-war German schauerfilmen from the same producer who gave us a masterpiece called The Horrors of Spider Island , which Sandra Bernhard was quite taken with in the old "Reel Wild Cinema" days. (Horrors features a distinctive looking monster beast that has a vaguely, I feel, satyr-like appearance, and a predictable bevy of scantily clad Nineteen-Sixties German go-go girls, and you can't go far wrong with that combo.)
By Tom Baker2 months ago in Horror
Werwulf Looks Like it Could Be One of the Best Werewolf Films of the Decade
Werwulf is another anticipated horror film that was directed by Robert Eggers, the same man who directed awesome other great horror films, like The Lighthouse, The Witch, and Nosferatu. Werwulf is the next film of his work that will be releasing on Christmas day, and it is now one of my most anticipated horror films of the year.
By Emy Quinn2 months ago in Horror
Evil Dead Burn is Another Great Entry to the Franchise
Evil Dead Burn is a fantastic bloodbath with many characters that you won't exactly feel sorry for. Just like Evil Dead Rise, we are following another family, but this time, they are not exactly a tight knit happy one like the family from the last entry. While it still sucks that the deadites decided to target another group of people, I kind of feel that this time around, these people lowkey deserved their hellish karma.
By Emy Quinn2 months ago in Horror
Where Was Nikki During Her Possession?
Obsession has led to so many theories online that have become an endless topic of discussion. I myself have pondered several of these theories myself, wondering what was really going on in this film. Even though we are given a very straightforward storyline, the unanswered questions are what make this movie shine. The mystery behind everything that takes place in the film is what makes it so creepy, as we try to figure out what was really going on with Nikki.
By Emy Quinn3 months ago in Horror
Robert Eggers’ Werwulf First Look Explained: Everything We Know So Far
The First Look at Robert Eggers’ Werewolf Has Fans Losing Their Minds Some mornings just start better than others. After grabbing breakfast and sitting down to relax with a little Bloodborne before getting to work, I expected a normal day. Instead, I discovered that Robert Eggers’ upcoming Werewolf movie had finally given fans something we had been waiting for: the first official look at the film.
By Info Post Gate3 months ago in Horror
10 Hidden Gems of Psychological Horror that You Must Discover. AI-Generated.
Psychological horror is the most popular subgenre within this style, besides being the preferred one among women. However, there are some films that are not very well known and it is worth exploring to be surprised by their twisted plots and original ideas.
By Ninfa Galeano3 months ago in Horror
Creature of the Walking Dead
As I lie on my cold, lonely bunk, the phantasmal, filmy, milk-white mist pouring through the bug-splattered sash of my window, my eyes peered deeply into the screen, the physical manifestation of the mind's eye, at the dark-shadowed brick of the Gothic old streets—which may have been London by way of Juarez.
By Tom Baker3 months ago in Horror
The Skin I Live In is a Disturbing Horror Film with no Hero in Sight
The Skin I Live In is hands down one of the most disturbing horror films I have watched among the horror genre. We follow the story of man, a doctor named Robert Ledgard who is wanting to conduct a special skin grafting called transgenesis, but it is illegal to perform such surgery among the healthcare system. Despite this outcome, Robert has already been secretly conducting his own experiment on a woman in his home, who is staying in his home against his will.
By Emy Quinn3 months ago in Horror
The 10 Best Movies in Each Horror Subgenre, According to AI, Part Two. AI-Generated.
The horror genre manifests itself through many perspectives. Terror is a feeling of intense fear experienced by both characters and viewers; it involves a tense threat to one's life and safety that triggers the natural fight-or-flight response.
By Ninfa Galeano3 months ago in Horror
Bear is the Villain in Obsession
There has been a lot of online speculation of who the real villain of Obsession is. I believe that Bear is the main villain in the film, and while he isn't exactly your typical super villain, his refusal to take any action throughout the entire film is what makes him a bad person.
By Emy Quinn3 months ago in Horror