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Gen Z horror hits leave Star Wars in their dust at the box office
Two indie horror films made by Gen Z directors with internet origins have upset the latest big-budget Star Wars film
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apnews.com
YouTuber box office boom: ‘Backrooms’ and ‘Obsession’ draw Gen Z to theaters
An indie horror with internet origins has beaten the legacy franchise Star Wars at the box office this weekend.
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dailysabah.com
YouTuber box office surge: ‘Backrooms,’ ‘Obsession’ pull Gen Z to theaters
A pair of low-budget horror films created by young YouTube filmmakers drew large Gen Z audiences to theaters this weekend. It wasn't for the big...
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fortune.com
Low-budget films from YouTubers beat 'Star Wars' heavyweight at the box office — 'we’ll probably look back at this as a real turning point'…
“Backrooms,” which was directed and co-written by YouTube creator Kane Parsons, cost only $10 million to produce.
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hindustantimes.com
Gen Z YouTubers beat Star Wars at box office: Backrooms, Obsession cross $100 million, eclipse The Mandalorian and Grogu
Two independent horror films - Backrooms and Obsession - made on small budgets - have beaten the new Star Wars film at the box office. | Hollywood
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afr.com
Young YouTubers conquer box office with budget horror flicks
Filmmakers from the internet are beating big franchises at the box office, with “Backrooms” and “Obsession” the latest to draw crowds back to theatres.
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independent.co.uk
Gen Z horror hits leave Star Wars in their dust at the box office
Two indie horror films made by Gen Z directors with internet origins have upset the latest big-budget Star Wars film
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YouTuber horror films beat Star Wars in huge box office shock
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businessinsider.com
A $1 million horror movie and a YouTuber just humbled 'Star Wars' at the box office
Audiences are seeing movies like "Obsession" and "Backrooms" instead of "The Mandalorian and Grogu," proving that franchises and IP don't always win.
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images.dawn.com
Indie-horror films Obsession and Backrooms perform at box office with Gen Z's blessing
The films are both made by 20-something YouTubers turned filmmakers.