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Obsessed (2026)
Desperate to feel seen, an insecure college student fixates on a girl who embodies everything she isn’t, pushing her toward a shocking and irreversible act.
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Desperate to feel seen, an insecure college student fixates on a girl who embodies everything she isn’t, pushing her toward a shocking and irreversible act.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Kamryn Booth
In Theaters:4/29/2026
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Runtime:6 minutes
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