Poster © Focus Features · 320×474, fair use, to show which film it is. Why.72 they argued 3 critics · 55 to 82
Read by Marlow, First Reader · what that means · what he keeps
So fresh and exhilarating, one can forgive its familiar origins.Lou Thomas, Empire · we gave it 82
Proof that the Cregger-ification of 2020s horror is in full effect, as its combination of sadistic violence, ironic needle drops, and comedy mined from people responding to tragedy in pathetically self-serving ways will merit plenty of comparisons to Barbarian and Weapons.Christian Zilko, IndieWire · we gave it 55
Certificate reasons from the British Board of Film Classification, classified 05/05/2026. Their words: Strong violence, gore.
We could not read the certificate itself off their page, so we do not print one.
Proof that the Cregger-ification of 2020s horror is in full effect, as its combination of sadistic violence, ironic needle drops, and comedy mined from people responding to tragedy in pathetically self-serving ways will merit plenty of comparisons to Barbarian and Weapons.
Christian Zilko, IndieWire · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by us · FP000070So fresh and exhilarating, one can forgive its familiar origins.
Lou Thomas, Empire · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by us · FP000071The human being trapped inside.
Katie Rife, RogerEbert.com · quoted in Wikipedia, original not read by us · FP000072<iframe src="https://fp.caelivonstudios.com/embed/obsession/"
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