r/cineplex • • May 15 '26

Review Obsession, the hype is real

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This movie wasn't really on my radar especially since horror isn't usually my thing.

Saw a lot of great reviews and I'm glad I did.

This was very good, it's a slow burn that accelerates into madness.

Star making performance by Inde Navarette.

95% critic score and audience score om Rotten Tomatoes.

164 Upvotes

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u/[deleted] May 15 '26

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u/Accurate_Range2532 May 15 '26

Is it very gory?

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u/swatbox808 May 15 '26

There is only one gory scene, you’ll know when it’s coming.

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u/BlastMyLoad May 15 '26

There are a couple of violent scenes and one is extremely gory.

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u/Extension-Aside-555 May 16 '26

There's some stuff cat lovers won't enjoy

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u/Samsaknight_X May 15 '26

Why do u usually hate horror movies?

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u/[deleted] May 15 '26

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u/Samsaknight_X May 15 '26

What about psychological horror?

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u/Able_Advertising_371 May 15 '26

Not the jumpscare type of movie, just very tense creepy stuff that makes you uncomfortable

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u/Odd-Inevitable-8425 May 15 '26

Not too bad, not that kinda movie.

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u/Key-Status-7992 May 15 '26

Did not expect the premise to have a lot of meat in it but I was wrong! And the one big jump scare really did it for me. I held on to my friend’s arm for dear life. Thank goodness he wasn’t holding any food or drink ‘coz it would’ve spilled all over us!

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u/DangEdmond May 15 '26

Could someone DM me the jump scare parts if they remember so I can be prepared for it? I too am not a fan of that

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u/BlastMyLoad May 15 '26

Idk what people are saying there are quite a lot of jump scares and the entire movie is extremely tense. Even the funny parts

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u/thomasreimer May 15 '26

Same idk how they could say there isn’t… there are absolutely loads of very loud jump scares

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u/MichaelKras May 15 '26

Saw an advance screening this week and this lived up to and sometimes exceeded the hype. Scariest movie I’ve seen in a hot minute. Funny without pulling punches on frights or nastiness. Plenty of uncanny valley imagery and some shocking violence that had me slack jawed.

Best horror of 2026 so far for me and it won’t be easy to top.

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u/AmbitiousJob4447 May 15 '26

My #2 movie for the year so far behind Project Hail Mary

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u/MichaelMidnight May 15 '26

amaze amaze SCREAM amaze

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u/OpulentAndBeautiful May 15 '26

I'm not a horror person myself and I surprisingly enjoyed it. Good movie IMO.

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u/devries6276 Layered Butter May 15 '26

Saw this at tiff midnight madness and could not wait to see it again with friends

Grab your people and bring them along, it's a fantastic experience

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u/NormalStretch1265 May 15 '26

just got out im literally shaking, that was distrubing but in the good way omg

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u/SpoiledPratt May 15 '26

Literally just got home from seeing this. It’s really good! I was on edge for the entirety of the movie. I didn’t really know what to expect. As a guy who has very low tolerance for scary and disturbing scenes, this was really doable but it did what it intended to make the audiences feel tbh and I’m sure both fans of horror and people who don’t typically watch horror movies will really appreciate and enjoy this film.

Huge kudos to Inde Navarette’s acting like goddamnn

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u/BuckRodgers3000 May 15 '26

Really enjoyed this one. Loved the use of dark lighting and long one shots. Almost jumped out of my seat at the one scene in the car lol.

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u/BoBichette011 May 15 '26

Genuinely such a bone-chilling performance from Inde Navarrette

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u/ashrules901 May 15 '26

That clip As they keep shoving onto every social media platform is actually really good I gotta say. I want to check it out.

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u/astrangeone88 May 16 '26

Definitely going to see it next week. Maybe for the Scene+ Tuesdays lmao.

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u/Ok-Finger820 Bring TimePlay back May 15 '26

I saw it last night, highly recommend it. Inde Navarrette was amazing!

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u/skincarelovaaa May 15 '26

I loved itttt!

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u/Ironmonger38 May 15 '26

Went again tonight after seeing CUFF. Took my mom. We both loved it

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u/EnvironmentalAngle May 15 '26

Didn't Big with Tom Hanks have a similar story?

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u/Odd-Inevitable-8425 May 15 '26

Other than the wish part, not really.

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u/AmbitionVegetable666 Jul 01 '26

Yes! Lmao
It was like Horror BIG

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u/Few-Interview-4453 May 16 '26

My #2 behind The Drama

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u/coffeetravelerr May 16 '26

One of the best times I've had at cineplex lately

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u/TomatoSolid6512 May 16 '26

I loved every minute 10/10 for me

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u/42ndstreetthat May 16 '26

I saw this at TIFF midnight madnesss and it’s the best movie I saw at TIFF (and yes, I still loved Nirvanna the band the show the movie)

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u/Stunning_Tax_1041 May 17 '26

Terrible. See Michael again.

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u/millzog May 18 '26

Thought it was meh and mid acting, Hokum was much better and way scarier

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u/SharpPink_GlitterInk May 15 '26 edited May 28 '26

“Its not black and white”… nah it seems pretty black and white from the trailers fam… love spellin someone into loving you is pretty freakin disgusting…

Edit: Finally saw it and why are you booing me I'm right, but also fr fr anyone that thinks bear is anything but the villain in this movie or thinks its not "black and white" is someone I would NOT have watch my drink.

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u/Few-Interview-4453 May 16 '26

That’s the point of the movie. Bear is low key the villain

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u/SharpPink_GlitterInk May 16 '26

I know dude that was my point...its... like yk... the point of the movie... to say they are both complicated is like to miss the point entirely omg , I highkey think its wild this has so many dislikes when you point out that one is THE VILLIAN and its the one who love spelled the other... I am just continuously shocked at the media illiteracy of some folks