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Why the Village in Wicker May Be More Monstrous Than the Wicker Man
The village in Wicker hides cruelty behind marriage, gossip and tradition, making its ordinary people more monstrous than the Wicker Man.
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Why Wicker Is Much More Than a Joke About a Handsome Basket
Wicker turns its handsome basket-man joke into a sharp fairy tale about female desire, marriage, loneliness and social control.
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Olivia Colman Finally Gets the Weird Gothic Romance She Deserves
Olivia Colman gets the strange, funny gothic romance she deserves in Wicker, opposite Alexander Skarsgård as her handcrafted husband.
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Wicker Might Be the Strangest Romance Movie of 2026
Wicker may be the strangest romance movie of 2026, pairing Olivia Colman with Alexander Skarsgård’s handmade husband in a wonderfully odd fairy tale.
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Why Everyone Is Already Falling for Alexander Skarsgård’s Wicker Husband
Why is everyone falling for Alexander Skarsgård’s Wicker Husband? His strange, sweet and seductive new character makes Wicker irresistible.
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Obsession and Why Bear’s Final Decision Is Not Quite Redemption
Bear’s final decision ends the curse in Obsession, but his hesitation, avoidance and the suffering left for Nikki keep it from becoming true redemption.
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From YouTube Horror to Theatrical Sensation: Curry Barker’s Refusal to Wait for Permission
How Curry Barker went from making low-budget YouTube horror to directing the theatrical sensation Obsession without waiting for Hollywood’s permission.
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Sinestro Knows How to Break Hal Jordan in Lanterns Episode 4
Lanterns Episode 4 shows how Sinestro turns Hal Jordan’s fear of replacement into a dangerous conflict with John Stewart.
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Every Possible Future Waiting for Nikki After the Ending
What happens to Nikki after the ending of Obsession? Explore the possible futures awaiting her, from prison and public scrutiny to recovery.
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Why Obsession’s Funniest Moments Make Its Violence Worse
Discover how Obsession uses awkward humour and comic timing to disarm viewers, making its sudden brutality and emotional violence hit even harder.