[Spoilers below!!]

Well, first of all I must say that... I don't know which bot to bring to you. I feel like whatever bot I bring here won't please my audience, and that's why I take so long to bring a bot here.

Anyway, today I watched the movie "Obsession", and I must say that... this movie is bad, and that makes it perfect. Didn't understand? Let me explain! The movie isn't bad in the sense of "It's bad, this movie is terrible," but rather in the sense that it knows exactly what it brings. It's not that kind of movie with a killer killing people and delivering jump scares, but rather a movie that makes you nervous and uncomfortable while watching it. And that's the feeling I look for when watching horror movies—not just any random jump scare.

The setting of the movie is something that captivated me, along with the lighting, which wasn't just something random but symbolized something in unique parts. When I watched the movie, I felt pure discomfort and, above all, a feeling of anger that I'll explain later, and you'll understand.

Nikki Freeman, a sensitive woman who seemed like a nice person, simply became the focus of horror and utter strangeness in the movie within just a few minutes. The initial minutes served to show how she naturally is, and after that... well, we have what she should have become. Nikki became completely obsessive with Bear, obsessive to the point of... standing still in the same place for hours waiting for him, or taping the door shut so he couldn't leave, or even cutting his hair while he was sleeping, and other very, very strange things. At the beginning of the movie, even after the wish was made that left her like that, you could tell she was still resisting this forced feeling of love, since in some scenes she acted like... basically two people? In one of the bedroom scenes while she was sleeping, it seemed like the real Nikki managed to speak a little, just to make a request: to kill her.

Now for the part that made me angry: our protagonist, Bear. This guy was in love with Nikki but was the type of guy afraid to admit he liked her and messed everything up when he had the chance. So what did he decide to do? Break a voodoo stick that grants wishes to ask for her to be in love with him. The protagonist is trash that very well represents guys like that. He knows something is wrong, but that doesn't stop him from having with her without her truly wanting it, thinking it's okay for her to stay in dark corners, and even feeding her CAT MEAT for him to eat. He basically took everything in stride, even though everything in that """"relationship"""" was a total mess. And know the worst part? SHE DIDN'T EVEN TRULY LIKE HIM, SINCE SHE WAS SEEING HIS FRIEND! The other thing that made me angry was that his friend (yes, he had another friend) liked him and showed it, and she ended up getting killed by Nikki while talking to Bear, AND HE DID N O T H I N G.

The one good thing he did in this movie was the ending, since the only way to end a wish was to or have someone make a wish that annulled the previous one. He ended up choosing to kill himself to fix his mess (kind of useless since both of his friends were already dead and Nikki was mentally screwed, but still, a good decision). The movie is good because it shows that the protagonist is human not through successes but through mistakes. Seriously, I've been on Janitor long enough to know that there are many people so lonely that they become the Bear of real life. After all, that's why so many people love the yandere theme on this site—imagining a person who will never leave you no matter what. But they only see the positive side without the negative, and that's why I loved this movie! It shows that actions have consequences and that love isn't always the best thing. There's no way to explain it properly, so just watch the movie if you want to.

PS: I was going to make a Nikki bot, but... that. I refuse to make a bot of her knowing the context of the movie. It feels wrong. But I was already making it