21 Obsession Memes to Prepare for SNL This Weekend

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María Cetra • Writer
Oct 30, 2026 10:30 AM EDT

This Saturday, Inde Navarrette will be presenting  Saturday Night Live. What better way to prepare than to take a look at what Obsession created in the public?

Inde Navarrette is the star of the biggest movie of the year, Obsession. A horror movie that came to change everything, an original script that appeared when cinemas were only doing sequels and reboots that nobody asked for. A film that cast actors almost no one knew well enough to know their names, and that had a 27-year-old director not particularly known by most. I have been saying for a while that this movie was actually pretty good. I saw it almost as soon as it came out; that's why I knew nothing about it going into the cinema. I didn't know the actors, didn't know what it was about; I just knew it was a horror movie. In the last few years, most — not to say all — the horror movies I saw were not far from garbage. A nun that was conjured, a doll that was conjured, a house that was conjured… I thought that Obsession was going to be more of that: a woman that was conjured, but it was much more than that. 

Something that I loved about this movie, and yes, spoilers ahead! It's that they stop pinning everything on an evil spirit. Most horror movies like to blame an evil spirit for everything bad that happens, but that's not the case here. We have someone to blame for everything, and it's not a spirit nor Nikki. Bear is the only one we should be blaming for everything. First, he makes the weirdest wish by wanting Nikki to love him more than anyone else in the world. Isn't that a bit much? He could have asked to have the guts to tell her how he felt, to have more self-esteem. But no, he needed to turn the girl into her lover without her wanting to be that, awful. And after he had already caused the damage, did he regret it? NO. He had to pretend everything was normal, then try to change the wish a little bit, and just when there was no hope, he wasn't even brave enough to end it himself. He never cared about her; he only valued getting what he wanted, which was for her to love him. He knew she didn't want to be with him, but he didn't care enough. 

We need to talk more about the amazing actors that came out of this movie. First we have Bear, who's played by Michael Johnston, who you may know from Teen Wolf, even though his character wasn't that important in the show. After this movie, he landed a role in The Mummy, alongside Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz. And Inde Navarrette, Nikki, has been confirmed as part of the new cast for the new X-Men reboot as Rogue, alongside actors Kit Connor, Sadie Sink, and Samara Weaving. So this movie wasn't only an incredible film to watch, but it also catapulted these young actors into more well-known roles. 

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