May 25, 2026 · 47 min · 12 segments
This week we talk about the recently released horror movie Obsession, directed by Curry Barker. Follow us at instagram.com/podcastpetrified.com
Eric LawverHost
Damien MartinezHost
It did release last year at a film festival, but finally it was released in theaters all over America, and dude, this is a wild [laughs] wild movie, man.

If you don't know who, uh, Curry Barker is, he, he does a lot of content, you know, short skits, videos.

He did a short, uh, vid- uh, movie on YouTube and got a lot of views, and it was crazy.


But yes, it, uh, you know, there's a lot of comparative lines drawn between the two films.

You know? I, I really enjoyed it, and it k- kind of shows, like, his mindset and his, his film style before, you know, he obviously developed, because Milk and Cereal basically caused kind of like a murmuring around it.

He kind of got to choose who was gonna distribute this film, 'cause, uh, A24 was vying for it.

And essentially, in the end, it ended up going with Blumhouse 'cause they were the highest bidder.

It did release last year at a film festival, but finally it was released in theaters all over America, and dude, this is a wild [laughs] wild movie, man.

If you don't know who, uh, Curry Barker is, he, he does a lot of content, you know, short skits, videos.

He did a short, uh, vid- uh, movie on YouTube and got a lot of views, and it was crazy.


But yes, it, uh, you know, there's a lot of comparative lines drawn between the two films.

You know? I, I really enjoyed it, and it k- kind of shows, like, his mindset and his, his film style before, you know, he obviously developed, because Milk and Cereal basically caused kind of like a murmuring around it.

He kind of got to choose who was gonna distribute this film, 'cause, uh, A24 was vying for it.

And essentially, in the end, it ended up going with Blumhouse 'cause they were the highest bidder.
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