Description
Champ and Jae The Fade discuss how Obsession may look like a supernatural horror film, but underneath the surface is a disturbing study of objectification, entitlement, and how incel thinking develops.
In this conversation, we examine Bear’s relationships with Nikki and Sarah, the film’s treatment of women, and the filmmaking choices that keep us locked inside Bear’s perspective. Was Curry Barker intentionally exposing the mind of a dangerous man, or did the film reveal something its creator never intended?
We also discuss the cinematography, repetitive transitions, Barker’s YouTube-influenced directing style, and why *Obsession* may require more than one viewing to fully unpack.
Do you think the film was intentionally commenting on incel behavior, or are we reading too deeply into it? Let us know in the comments.
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