Obsession, directed by Curry Barker, is a recent horror film that intriguingly parallels Stephen King's Pet Sematary, particularly in its exploration of the consequences of wishes. Both narratives involve main characters whose desires lead to chaos, with dead cats triggering pivotal events. In Obsession, the protagonist Bear makes a wish using the One Wish Willow, which has strict rules against resurrection, immortality, and time manipulation. This contrasts with Pet Sematary, where resurrection is a central theme. The film's premise raises questions about the nature of wishes and the chaos that ensues when characters attempt to defy natural order. If Bear had wished for his deceased cat's return, it could have significantly changed the story's trajectory, leading to darker implications. The film's success suggests potential for a franchise that could delve deeper into the moral complexities of playing god and the consequences of defying life and death rules. With a runtime of 108 minutes, Obsession features a cast including Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette, and is produced by notable figures in horror cinema.