Obsession

Breaking a wishing tree to win a girl's attention is the kind of bargain that never stays cheap, and this one collects. Our hopeless romantic gets precisely what he asked for from the One Wish Willow, then spends the rest of the film reading the terms and conditions. It is wish-gone-wrong horror with a fairy-tale spine, a small piece of local folklore turned into a trap, and the tagline says the quiet part out loud: be careful who you wish for.

It suits viewers who like their scares moral rather than random, where dread accumulates as the price of a choice made in the opening minutes. Expect a steady build across 1h 48m, romance souring into menace, and a story that keeps its cruelty patient. Fans of cursed-object horror and folkloric bargains will find the shape satisfying, and anyone who enjoys watching a character talk himself deeper into trouble should settle in. A good pick for a night when you want unease rather than mayhem.