They say that “Love is a many-splendored thing” It can also be a hair-pulling, nightmare of an experience that will keep you awake in terror. Well, maybe that’s not everyone’s experience, but it’s certainly the case in Obsession. The story succeeded because of an alliteration of descriptions. It is simple, scary, sombre, sincere, and psychotic. You’re probably saying “Marc, psychotic begins with P.” Well, you’re right, but I don’t see it that way because Obsession scared the pee right out of me. And part of what made Curry Barker’s film exceptionally unnerving (aside from Inde Navarrette‘s now legendary turn) is the music. Rock Burwell‘s score is so perfectly tailored to…