Obsession

"To say that Obsession will go down in history as one of the seminal horror films is no exaggeration. Curry Barker's feature film debut is everything horror needs to be - dark, tragic, scary, and discomforting. It shines a mirror onto our society's most privileged and ubiquitous monster - the nice guys."

"Obsession is the absolute, near-perfect example of an Indie horror film getting the sense of surprise, bang on. Inde Navarrette's masterful performance is so good that it literally becomes the force and impact of the film, creating a nerve-wracking fear that will unnerve even the bravest viewers with its gruesome emotions and manic devotion."

"Curry Barker's psychological horror is impossible to shake off. The film uses that premise to explore loneliness, entitlement and the horror of treating love like possession."

"Obsession, as the title suggests, is ultimately about love pushed beyond its natural boundaries. A terrifying Indie horror that turns love into a nightmare."

"Barker taps right into Gen Z's au courant crisis and places Obsession in the irresolute territory where love is an all-consuming but never-consummate emotion. The problem is that Barker doesn't know how to flesh this out into a feature length. Once the premise is established, the group of Bear and Nikki, and their friends Ian and Sarah, seem to go over the same lines and scenarios again and again."

"Curry Barker's horror flick, Obsession, takes the toxicity of obsession in a relationship to a whole new level, with Inde Navarette clearly stealing the show. The film makes one actually believe in the age-old warning, 'Be careful what you wish for'."