After shelling out $20 to rent Obsession on demand, I was so caught off guard by the familiarity of it that I felt compelled to make this video. Obsession is great not entirely because of its originality, but because of the way it recontextualizes cinema, TV, and horror all into one unique little package. I’ve never covered such a recent film here on Weird Cinema, but if you enjoyed the video, shout it out in the comments.

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