The film Obsession has become one of the most profitable in cinema history, earning an estimated $520 million worldwide despite having a budget of just $750,000. This success has launched the careers of stars Inde Navarette and Michael Johnston, as well as director Curry Barker. Barker, who initially gained recognition through YouTube, is now in high demand in Hollywood. His next film, Anything But Ghosts, is already completed and is set for release on May 7, 2027, in the United States and likely on May 5 in France, at the same time as Obsession. Anything But Ghosts follows two con men who pose as paranormal experts but soon find themselves facing a real supernatural entity. The cast includes well-known actors such as Aaron Paul, Bryce Dallas Howard, Cooper Tomlinson, and Violet McGraw. According to Curry Barker and Cooper Tomlinson, after the release of Anything But Ghosts, Barker will begin work on the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre for the production company A24. In an interview with AlloCiné, Barker shared his vision for the new Texas Chainsaw Massacre film, stating it will be very different from Obsession. He expressed admiration for the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre for its rawness and the unsettling atmosphere surrounding the family of killers. Barker wants to explore the nonchalant way the family enjoys their violent acts, with Leatherface playing a significant role and a strong focus on the family dynamic. His approach aims to capture the original film's essence while offering a fresh take on the classic horror franchise.