It's beef she shares with Zoe Saldaña's guardian of the galaxy, Gamora.New writers Jeremy Slater, Ed Boon and John Tobias wisely up the snappy quips and bones, adding Kiwi Karl Urban to the mix as MMA fighter-turned-faded-movie star Johnny Cage, as sweary as his boss from The Boys, plus Furiosa actor CJ Bloomfield as an adorkable take on dentally overendowed Baraka.If the core crew, including Mehcad Brooks's Jax and Lewis Tan's Cole, are still a bit beige, the silliness and gore-spilliness carry the faithful closer to a flawless victory.The original ending of Jordan Peele's Oscar-winning debut Get Out was so incredibly bleak that, after poor test screening reactions, the director changed the climax to have just a tiny glimmer of catharsis.Starring: Michael Johnson, Inde Navarrette, Cooper TomlinsonDirected by: Curry BarkerWhere: In cinema May 28Granted, indie horror Obsession probably didn't have the testing budget Get Out had, but the decision to go with the most stomach-pitting yet still unsatisfying conclusion keeps writer and director Curry Barker from sticking the landing after an otherwise exemplary execution.Obsession follows a traditional "be careful what you wish for" narrative but swaps a monkey paw for the "One Wish Willow", a hokey kids toy that falls into the lap of greasy 20-something Bear (Michael Johnson), just as he's trying to drum up the courage to tell co-worker Nikki (Inde Navarrette) he has romantic feelings for her Bloody chaos ensues.While it follows a well-worn path, Barker refreshes Obsession with tight editing (also courtesy of the writer/director), chilling lighting tricks and a sense of morbid humour that would make Zach Cregger proud