Though Curry Barker's Obsession and Kane Parsons' Backrooms is blowing up in theaters, YouTube isn't worried about creators leaving.
One of the summer's biggest horror hits is now available to watch online at home.
A pair of YouTuber-helmed horror films scored big at the box office, and others could follow as Hollywood turns to creators.
Tea Shop Productions on what the success of Obsession means for the company and why YouTube creators shouldn't go straight to $20M studio movies ...
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"Obsession," the blockbuster horror thriller starring Inde Navarrette and Michael Johnston, hit another major box office ...
This past weekend marked a tectonic shift in Hollywood that’s sent shock waves across the industry. “Backrooms,” a horror film born out of a 4chan creepypasta and produced for around $10 million, ...
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Days before “Obsession” opened in theaters, its 26-year-old director, Curry Barker, made a bet with his manager and agent. They said if the movie opened above $20 million, they would all get tattoos. ...