The surprise horror blockbuster Obsession is finally heading to OTT. Giving audiences another chance to experience one of the biggest cinematic success stories of 2026. The movie, directed by YouTuber-turned-filmmaker Curry Barker, a supernatural thriller, became an unexpected global phenomenon after its theatrical release, earning praise for its chilling storyline, emotional depth, and gripping performances.
For the indian viewers, the uncut version of the film first arrived as a Premium Video-on-Demand (PVOD) title on Apple TV, which allows the audience to rent the movie instead of accessing it through a subscription. This version includes additional scenes which were not part of the theatrical release, providing horror fans with an even more intense viewing experience
Those who are waiting for a subscription-based release have good news. According to the latest reports, Obsession will begin streaming on Netflix after its initial streaming window, which makes it accessible to a much larger audience without an additional rental fee. While Netflix has confirmed the streaming rollout of the film, regional availability, including that of India, is expected to align with the international release schedule.
The film follows Bear, a lonely young man who uses a mystical artefact called the One Wish Willow to make his longtime crush, Nikki, fall in love with him. However, the wish takes a terrifying turn as Nikki’s affection transforms into a dangerous obsession which triggers a series of disturbing supernatural events . Starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette, the film combines psychological tension with supernatural horror, which earns widespread praise from both the critics and the audiences .
Made on a modest budget, Obsession has emerged as one of the biggest sleeper hits of the year, grossing hundreds of millions worldwide through strong word-of-mouth and viral social media buzz. With its upcoming Netflix release, Indian horror fans who missed the film in theatres or skipped the paid rental option will soon be able to experience the acclaimed thriller from the comfort of their homes.
Sources: Times of India | Telegraph
