5 Psychological Horror Movies Like Obsession On OTT That Will Leave You Speechless

Psychological horror movie Obsession is currently running in theatres. The movie has been dubbed as 'worth the watch' by the audience and critics alike. If you enjoyed Obsession or plan to watch it after its OTT release, there are several movies in a similar genre available to stream online that you can enjoy from the comfort of your home. These films will surely leave you speechless.

5 Psychological horror movies like Obsession on OTT

The Babadook (Prime Video)

The Babadook follows Amelia, a widowed mother struggling with grief while raising her troubled young son. After a mysterious storybook introduces a sinister figure known as Mister Babadook, reality and terror begin to blur, creating a chilling psychological horror story about trauma and loss.

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Bhoothakaalam (Sony LIV)

This psychological horror film follows Vinu, a depressed young man, and his anxious mother, Asha, whose strained relationship is tested by a series of disturbing supernatural events in their home. As the haunting intensifies, they must confront both the mysterious entity and their own emotional wounds.

Behind Her Eyes (Netflix)

Behind Her Eyes follows Louise, a single mother who becomes entangled in a complicated relationship with her boss and his mysterious wife. As dark secrets emerge, the story evolves into a gripping psychological thriller with supernatural twists, culminating in a shocking finale.

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Shaitaan (Netflix)

Shaitaan follows Kabir and his family whose peaceful getaway turns terrifying when a mysterious stranger uses black magic to gain control over their teenage daughter. Trapped in a nightmare, the family must fight to save her from his sinister influence.

Saint Maud (YouTube)

Saint Maud follows a devout hospice nurse who becomes obsessed with saving the soul of her terminally ill patient. As her religious devotion grows more extreme, the line between divine visions and psychological breakdown begins to blur.