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There is a horror film in theaters right now that cost one million dollars to make and sold at the Toronto Film Festival for over fifteen million. It was written and directed by a twenty-six-year-old YouTube comedian. It stars two people you probably do not know yet. And it is one of the best horror films we have seen in years. It is called Obsession. The director is Curry Barker. And if you have not seen it yet, stop reading this, go to the theater, and come back when yo

We went into FROM Season 4 Episode 5, "What a Long Strange Trip It's Been" (MGM+, May 17, 2026), expecting theory. We got a full taxonomy of how Fromville's dead harvest nightmares into flesh. And we are not okay. In the best, most terrified way possible.

Three of us are heading to Franklin, North Carolina, tucked into the southwestern corner of the state, deep inside the Nantahala National Forest, where the gorge walls are so steep and the ridgelines so high that sunlight does not fully reach. Join us as we record an episode under the stars, in the woods, at a cabin, the way horror stories were always meant to be told. Around a fire. In the dark. In a place where the land itself has something to say, & Franklin, North Carolin

There are very few moments in a horror fan's life that feel like witnessing something genuinely new. Obsession is one of them. Kelli, Leah, and I got ourselves to the theater this weekend and we have thoughts. Many, many thoughts. And possibly a new favorite movie of the year. Obsession is definitely a film worth seeing in a packed theater. It is scary, thoughtful, and ultimately HILARIOUS!

When a researcher who knows something dangerous turns up dead, the official explanation often arrives quickly and sounds like medicine. An acute manic episode. A sudden mental health crisis. A breakdown with no prior warning. It closes the file. It produces no suspect, no motive, no crime scene, and no further inquiry.

When we published part one, the documented pattern covered four military facilities across three states. As of this article, the same pattern covers those four military facilities, twelve major commercial data center clusters across nine states, and one of the most researched anomalous locations in American history. Every single one sits on a rift zone.