This week, Richard and Angeles brace themselves for one of the most harrowing home invasion films ever made—Inside (2007), a cornerstone of the New French Extremity movement that combines relentless violence with gut-wrenching emotion. Set on Christmas Eve, this film turns a grieving, pregnant woman’s quiet night into a savage, blood-soaked nightmare. We dissect every brutal beat of this unrelenting film, diving deep into its themes of grief, motherhood, bodily autonomy, and the monstrous feminine. 🩸 In this episode: Full breakdown of Inside (2007) The rise of New French Extremity cinema How the film uses minimalism and claustrophobia for maximum dread The performances that drive the horror into your chest Viana’s Review Corner – Teenage horror litmus test: pass or full panic? A twisted spoof ad (because we needed some levity after this one) This episode is not for the faint of heart—but neither is the film. If you love boundary-pushing horror that leaves you shaken, Inside belongs at the top of your list. 🎧 Horror Cinema Obsession serves up weekly horror deep dives, twisted humor, and cult film breakdowns that don’t hold back. Subscribe if you’re ready for the ride.