How an indie horror film became a box-office ‘Obsession’

Good movie, weak field don’t think it’s a mystery.

I liked the movie and I recognize they performed miracles with the budget, but I found the lighting/cinematography bland and one-note to the point of enervation. But there were a few exceptions here and there, like that one fussily lit shot when he’s peering around his bedroom at 3AM and discovers she’s standing in the corner.

Edit: Does every post about every popular movie have to be precisely in lock-step with the cheerleading consensus, or else receive down votes? A fine movie overall but the cinematography absolutely had, by and large, the visual atmosphere of stale coffee. Obscuring the obsessed one in shadows was a good (albeit familiar) trick, but otherwise I found the visuals anemic and impersonal. And not always toward any clear artistic end.

Crazy that the blonde kid from “that’s a bad idea” wrote and directed it. Just found that out this morning. 🤯