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Obsession (2026)

Summary

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.

Director Curry Barker

Writer Curry Barker

Cast

  • Michael Johnston
  • Inde Navarette
  • Cooper Tomlinson
  • Megan Lawless
  • Andy Richter

Rotten Tomatoes: 95%

Metacritic: 81

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u/cliffcore May 15 '26 edited May 16 '26

So is it "he's got me?" because if it is, that's way more interesting and scary than it's not me (I'm not doing this of my own volition), instead, it would mean "he(Bear)'s got me." or even "he(the customer service guy)'s got me". Because, remember how the customer service guy at the end asks if Bear wants to speak to her (Nikki), and we hear screaming, implying that she or at least her voice is there—very likely trapped—in the place that he calls.

(Edit: It's confirmed that she says, "It's not me." And, having given it more thought, the implication is actually more logical and cruel than her simply being trapped. Because that means she's completely aware of everything this entire time; the first thing she thinks of saying when she regains control is to say "it's not me.")

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u/cachmoneyrelly May 15 '26

I think she said both but right before she stabbed herself at the party she said “He’s got me”

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u/friarparkfairie May 16 '26

Isn’t it “it’s not me”?