‘Obsession’ shows why a woman’s worst nightmare is the ‘nice guy’ with a crush on her
The new indie horror film is captivating audiences with its combination of smart humour and full-on gore. But beneath the laughs and jumpscares is an exploration of how the male ‘friend’ with a hidden agenda can be the scariest thing of all, writes Helen Coffey
The new indie horror film is captivating audiences with its combination of smart humour and full-on gore. But beneath the laughs and jumpscares is an exploration of how the male ‘friend’ with a hidden agenda can be the scariest thing of all, writes Helen Coffey
The new indie horror film is captivating audiences with its combination of smart humour and full-on gore. But beneath the laughs and jumpscares is an exploration of how the male ‘friend’ with a hidden agenda can be the scariest thing of all, writes Helen Coffey
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