Film · Prime Video · 2026

Obsession

You do not need a new film to learn that obsession eats a house.

A dark poster and a word. The word is already a diagnosis: a mind that will not return to its work, its people, or the day. Films with this title usually follow the spiral and call the following honesty. Honesty would include the moment a friend tells them to stop, and would not need the spiral's every step.

The desk has not invented the object of this one. It does not have to. If the thing in the room is already a fixation, do not feed it a thriller about itself.

The eight

Industry
2/10
Obsession replaces work.
Household
2/10
It eats the household first.
Piety
1/10
A private idol.
Courage
2/10
Persistence in the wrong direction.
Republic
2/10
No neighbors.
Temperance
1/10
The vice is the title.
Truth
4/10
Naming it is the one honest move.
Stewardship
1/10
It leaves the loop running.

Live historicallyCut off one loop of attention that has started to feel like love.

Film · Prime Video · 2024

South Park: The End of Obesity

Illness is not a sketch. Adults. Do not put it where a child learns what a body is for.

The culture around weight is full of lies, and a satire could have told the truth about money, shame, and shortcuts. This kind of special would rather be cruel at speed. A drug is a medical fact. A body is a neighbor's. Neither is improved by a cartoon that needs you shocked.

Skip it. If the subject is actually in your house, it deserves a doctor and a table, not a special. Laughing at the ad is allowed. Laughing at the person is the show.

The eight

Industry
2/10
The medical system is a set.
Household
2/10
The family is material.
Piety
1/10
No reverence for the body.
Courage
2/10
Provocation.
Republic
3/10
A public health joke.
Temperance
1/10
The appetite is the cruelty.
Truth
3/10
It may glance at a real grift and then smear it.
Stewardship
1/10
Nothing to inherit.

Live historicallySpeak about food and medicine as care, not as a punchline.