

2025·Horror·1h 49m
8.3
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After breaking the mysterious "One Wish Willow" to win his crush's heart, a hopeless romantic finds himself getting exactly what he asked for but soon discovers that some desires come at a dark, sinister price.
Directed by Curry Barker
obsession
supernatural
possession
wish
unrequited love
couple
absurdism
self-harm
supernatural horror
psychological
independent film
psychological horror
cursed object
Rank
#7 in 2025·#176 overall

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Cast

Michael Johnston
Bear

Inde Navarrette
Nikki

Cooper Tomlinson
Ian

Megan Lawless
Sarah

Andy Richter
Carter

Haley Fitzgerald
Viola

Darin Toonder
Harry

Anthony Pavone
Reggie

Justice
Joe

Anthony Casabianca
Chris

Chloe Breen
Ruthie

Malcolm Kelner
Bartender
Crew

Curry Barker
Director

Curry Barker
Writer

Rock Burwell
Original Music Composer

Curry Barker
Editor

Taylor Clemons
Director of Photography

James Harris
Producer

Christian Mercuri
Producer

Haley Nicole Johnson
Producer

Jason Blum
Executive Producer

Cooper Tomlinson
Associate Producer

Allie Shehorn
Makeup Department Head

Jen Albert
Stunt Coordinator
Popular Reviews
19094 reviews
VicPRO
9.4★ · 05/14/26




i can’t stand a timid man. these are the consequences of being a coward & i’m SICK it’s at the expense of beautiful women smhmyhead
she was incredible tho and this was so good. giggled throughout, genuinely some parts were so funny. lowk shes right, why is he going to the bathroom ??
the ~sounds~ were so good
🎥 5.14.2026 with @Michael Jecmen and blake
she was incredible tho and this was so good. giggled throughout, genuinely some parts were so funny. lowk shes right, why is he going to the bathroom ??
the ~sounds~ were so good
🎥 5.14.2026 with @Michael Jecmen and blake
i can’t stand a timid man. these are the consequences of being a coward & i’m SICK it’s at the expense of beautiful women smhmyhead
she was incredible tho and this was so good. giggled throughout, genuinely some parts were so funny. lowk shes right, why is he going to the bathroom ??
the ~sounds~ were so good
🎥 5.14.2026 with @Michael Jecmen and blake
she was incredible tho and this was so good. giggled throughout, genuinely some parts were so funny. lowk shes right, why is he going to the bathroom ??
the ~sounds~ were so good
🎥 5.14.2026 with @Michael Jecmen and blake
75
Michael JecmenPRO
9.6★ · 06/12/26


it’s not real
it’s not real
still unbelievable. the music, the opening scene, and themes of modern male relationship dynamics hit hard this time
bear’s character (and thus his writing) is absolutely fucking insane
and i have to keep saying it because it’s still undersaid, but inde navarette and michael johnston’s performances have so much depth. they’re unbelievably good
it’s not real
still unbelievable. the music, the opening scene, and themes of modern male relationship dynamics hit hard this time
bear’s character (and thus his writing) is absolutely fucking insane
and i have to keep saying it because it’s still undersaid, but inde navarette and michael johnston’s performances have so much depth. they’re unbelievably good
it’s not real
it’s not real
still unbelievable. the music, the opening scene, and themes of modern male relationship dynamics hit hard this time
bear’s character (and thus his writing) is absolutely fucking insane
and i have to keep saying it because it’s still undersaid, but inde navarette and michael johnston’s performances have so much depth. they’re unbelievably good
it’s not real
still unbelievable. the music, the opening scene, and themes of modern male relationship dynamics hit hard this time
bear’s character (and thus his writing) is absolutely fucking insane
and i have to keep saying it because it’s still undersaid, but inde navarette and michael johnston’s performances have so much depth. they’re unbelievably good
40

Michael JecmenPRO
9.6★ · 05/14/26








believe the hype. if you're a horror fan, just go see it
incredible craftsmanship on such a simple concept. entertaining as fuck. scary as shit. innovative. bravo to everyone who laid hands on this thing. fuck yeah
stop reading here if you haven't watched
~ some financial advice ~
inde navarrette stock: BUY
what a performance. captivating as hell. impossible to look away, perfect execution of a character held hostage. she must be an athlete or something — she had such perfect control of the way she moved and emoted in every scene of this movie, and MAN was that shit working. she's uncanny as hell in this
it's a horror movie so it won't, but i so hope this projects her into superstardom. i now see her tiktoks on my feed and she's so weird gen z unhinged and listens to crystal castles and i'm eating that shit up like it's my job
while inde is clearly standout, the rest of the cast also slaps. i really fucked with michael johnston and ian's performances as well, and whoever the hell was on the other end of that phone (turns out it was curry barker)
curry barker stock: BUY
if there's only one thing you take away from this movie, it's probably "damn, whoever wrote and directed and edited this REALLY understands horror". this thing is terrifying — i was watching through a slit in my hoodie for lowkey most of it — and i'm not even sure there's a single "proper" jumpscare
and by god is the concept so beautifully modern — you gotta respect dunking on incels on the big screen. i love it when young people make art
hopping back to the scares themselves, they're so creative. i haven't seen anything like the unfocused staredown, the taped door reveal, or the reverse movement (but the forward movement in the sleep watching scene did remind me of hereditary, in a great way)
beyond creativity, the scares are just so effective. it musta took weeks off my life each time bear walked back into that house
the comedy's actually funny, too, which is a much needed release every time it's offered
sound design and editing also slaps too. you just gotta applaud curry barker here
ugh and the lighting was so good. and the whole movie just looks good. ugh
square aspect ratio stock: BUY?
i normally roll my eyes at nonstandard aspect ratios. like what are we doing here — our screens are wide, let's not be silly and only paint some parts of them. it's a classless move to use training wheels when you could solve your problems in other ways. it's like using film for film's sake. just use the better tool, man, and become a better craftsman
... but i surprisingly liked its use here, it made the whole thing feel more "stranger things", so i'm eating my words and hat and rethinking that entire opinion
maybe it's just normally tackily executed. or maybe i don't know shit about shit. who knows
droning synth ambient music: BUY
ambient heads stay winning. i was in vibe city from frame 1. shoutout my goats HTDC, who had nothing to do with this movie but deserve a shoutout whenever the opportunity arises
wishing for a billion dollars: BUY
no thoughts head empty beelining for the billy is the type of hustle mentality that nets you regular hookups with a baddie. sigma
as i was leaving the theater, vic and I were wondering aloud whether or not this is better than smile 2, our favorite horror movie in recent memory. i'm still not sure. but obsession is probably already in my hall of fame
go see it
incredible craftsmanship on such a simple concept. entertaining as fuck. scary as shit. innovative. bravo to everyone who laid hands on this thing. fuck yeah
stop reading here if you haven't watched
~ some financial advice ~
inde navarrette stock: BUY
what a performance. captivating as hell. impossible to look away, perfect execution of a character held hostage. she must be an athlete or something — she had such perfect control of the way she moved and emoted in every scene of this movie, and MAN was that shit working. she's uncanny as hell in this
it's a horror movie so it won't, but i so hope this projects her into superstardom. i now see her tiktoks on my feed and she's so weird gen z unhinged and listens to crystal castles and i'm eating that shit up like it's my job
while inde is clearly standout, the rest of the cast also slaps. i really fucked with michael johnston and ian's performances as well, and whoever the hell was on the other end of that phone (turns out it was curry barker)
curry barker stock: BUY
if there's only one thing you take away from this movie, it's probably "damn, whoever wrote and directed and edited this REALLY understands horror". this thing is terrifying — i was watching through a slit in my hoodie for lowkey most of it — and i'm not even sure there's a single "proper" jumpscare
and by god is the concept so beautifully modern — you gotta respect dunking on incels on the big screen. i love it when young people make art
hopping back to the scares themselves, they're so creative. i haven't seen anything like the unfocused staredown, the taped door reveal, or the reverse movement (but the forward movement in the sleep watching scene did remind me of hereditary, in a great way)
beyond creativity, the scares are just so effective. it musta took weeks off my life each time bear walked back into that house
the comedy's actually funny, too, which is a much needed release every time it's offered
sound design and editing also slaps too. you just gotta applaud curry barker here
ugh and the lighting was so good. and the whole movie just looks good. ugh
square aspect ratio stock: BUY?
i normally roll my eyes at nonstandard aspect ratios. like what are we doing here — our screens are wide, let's not be silly and only paint some parts of them. it's a classless move to use training wheels when you could solve your problems in other ways. it's like using film for film's sake. just use the better tool, man, and become a better craftsman
... but i surprisingly liked its use here, it made the whole thing feel more "stranger things", so i'm eating my words and hat and rethinking that entire opinion
maybe it's just normally tackily executed. or maybe i don't know shit about shit. who knows
droning synth ambient music: BUY
ambient heads stay winning. i was in vibe city from frame 1. shoutout my goats HTDC, who had nothing to do with this movie but deserve a shoutout whenever the opportunity arises
wishing for a billion dollars: BUY
no thoughts head empty beelining for the billy is the type of hustle mentality that nets you regular hookups with a baddie. sigma
as i was leaving the theater, vic and I were wondering aloud whether or not this is better than smile 2, our favorite horror movie in recent memory. i'm still not sure. but obsession is probably already in my hall of fame
go see it
believe the hype. if you're a horror fan, just go see it
incredible craftsmanship on such a simple concept. entertaining as fuck. scary as shit. innovative. bravo to everyone who laid hands on this thing. fuck yeah
stop reading here if you haven't watched
~ some financial advice ~
inde navarrette stock: BUY
what a performance. captivating as hell. impossible to look away, perfect execution of a character held hostage. she must be an athlete or something — she had such perfect control of the way she moved and emoted in every scene of this movie, and MAN was that shit working. she's uncanny as hell in this
it's a horror movie so it won't, but i so hope this projects her into superstardom. i now see her tiktoks on my feed and she's so weird gen z unhinged and listens to crystal castles and i'm eating that shit up like it's my job
while inde is clearly standout, the rest of the cast also slaps. i really fucked with michael johnston and ian's performances as well, and whoever the hell was on the other end of that phone (turns out it was curry barker)
curry barker stock: BUY
if there's only one thing you take away from this movie, it's probably "damn, whoever wrote and directed and edited this REALLY understands horror". this thing is terrifying — i was watching through a slit in my hoodie for lowkey most of it — and i'm not even sure there's a single "proper" jumpscare
and by god is the concept so beautifully modern — you gotta respect dunking on incels on the big screen. i love it when young people make art
hopping back to the scares themselves, they're so creative. i haven't seen anything like the unfocused staredown, the taped door reveal, or the reverse movement (but the forward movement in the sleep watching scene did remind me of hereditary, in a great way)
beyond creativity, the scares are just so effective. it musta took weeks off my life each time bear walked back into that house
the comedy's actually funny, too, which is a much needed release every time it's offered
sound design and editing also slaps too. you just gotta applaud curry barker here
ugh and the lighting was so good. and the whole movie just looks good. ugh
square aspect ratio stock: BUY?
i normally roll my eyes at nonstandard aspect ratios. like what are we doing here — our screens are wide, let's not be silly and only paint some parts of them. it's a classless move to use training wheels when you could solve your problems in other ways. it's like using film for film's sake. just use the better tool, man, and become a better craftsman
... but i surprisingly liked its use here, it made the whole thing feel more "stranger things", so i'm eating my words and hat and rethinking that entire opinion
maybe it's just normally tackily executed. or maybe i don't know shit about shit. who knows
droning synth ambient music: BUY
ambient heads stay winning. i was in vibe city from frame 1. shoutout my goats HTDC, who had nothing to do with this movie but deserve a shoutout whenever the opportunity arises
wishing for a billion dollars: BUY
no thoughts head empty beelining for the billy is the type of hustle mentality that nets you regular hookups with a baddie. sigma
as i was leaving the theater, vic and I were wondering aloud whether or not this is better than smile 2, our favorite horror movie in recent memory. i'm still not sure. but obsession is probably already in my hall of fame
go see it
incredible craftsmanship on such a simple concept. entertaining as fuck. scary as shit. innovative. bravo to everyone who laid hands on this thing. fuck yeah
stop reading here if you haven't watched
~ some financial advice ~
inde navarrette stock: BUY
what a performance. captivating as hell. impossible to look away, perfect execution of a character held hostage. she must be an athlete or something — she had such perfect control of the way she moved and emoted in every scene of this movie, and MAN was that shit working. she's uncanny as hell in this
it's a horror movie so it won't, but i so hope this projects her into superstardom. i now see her tiktoks on my feed and she's so weird gen z unhinged and listens to crystal castles and i'm eating that shit up like it's my job
while inde is clearly standout, the rest of the cast also slaps. i really fucked with michael johnston and ian's performances as well, and whoever the hell was on the other end of that phone (turns out it was curry barker)
curry barker stock: BUY
if there's only one thing you take away from this movie, it's probably "damn, whoever wrote and directed and edited this REALLY understands horror". this thing is terrifying — i was watching through a slit in my hoodie for lowkey most of it — and i'm not even sure there's a single "proper" jumpscare
and by god is the concept so beautifully modern — you gotta respect dunking on incels on the big screen. i love it when young people make art
hopping back to the scares themselves, they're so creative. i haven't seen anything like the unfocused staredown, the taped door reveal, or the reverse movement (but the forward movement in the sleep watching scene did remind me of hereditary, in a great way)
beyond creativity, the scares are just so effective. it musta took weeks off my life each time bear walked back into that house
the comedy's actually funny, too, which is a much needed release every time it's offered
sound design and editing also slaps too. you just gotta applaud curry barker here
ugh and the lighting was so good. and the whole movie just looks good. ugh
square aspect ratio stock: BUY?
i normally roll my eyes at nonstandard aspect ratios. like what are we doing here — our screens are wide, let's not be silly and only paint some parts of them. it's a classless move to use training wheels when you could solve your problems in other ways. it's like using film for film's sake. just use the better tool, man, and become a better craftsman
... but i surprisingly liked its use here, it made the whole thing feel more "stranger things", so i'm eating my words and hat and rethinking that entire opinion
maybe it's just normally tackily executed. or maybe i don't know shit about shit. who knows
droning synth ambient music: BUY
ambient heads stay winning. i was in vibe city from frame 1. shoutout my goats HTDC, who had nothing to do with this movie but deserve a shoutout whenever the opportunity arises
wishing for a billion dollars: BUY
no thoughts head empty beelining for the billy is the type of hustle mentality that nets you regular hookups with a baddie. sigma
as i was leaving the theater, vic and I were wondering aloud whether or not this is better than smile 2, our favorite horror movie in recent memory. i'm still not sure. but obsession is probably already in my hall of fame
go see it
36
Luke McDonaldPRO
8.2★ · 06/03/26


i thought this was a romance thriller. i hate horror movies. i watched the second half through my shirt. very good blurry horror movie.
i thought this was a romance thriller. i hate horror movies. i watched the second half through my shirt. very good blurry horror movie.
20

Kourosh PRO
9.2★ · 05/15/26







Holy shit this was insane, Inde Navarrete with the performance of the year so far by a mile, the quick switches in her acting is genuinely phenomenal stuff.
Bear is the villain of this film what a selfish weird guy.
I’d wish for a lifetime supply of Pepsi max please and thanks that will do for me.
Bear is the villain of this film what a selfish weird guy.
I’d wish for a lifetime supply of Pepsi max please and thanks that will do for me.
Holy shit this was insane, Inde Navarrete with the performance of the year so far by a mile, the quick switches in her acting is genuinely phenomenal stuff.
Bear is the villain of this film what a selfish weird guy.
I’d wish for a lifetime supply of Pepsi max please and thanks that will do for me.
Bear is the villain of this film what a selfish weird guy.
I’d wish for a lifetime supply of Pepsi max please and thanks that will do for me.
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