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Box office hits "Backrooms" and "Obsession" were both made by Gen Z filmmakers who started out on YouTube. Just days into its release, "Backrooms" is already being called a horror classic. It's ...

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The filmmaker and longtime YouTube personality tells The Hollywood Reporter about self-distributing the surprise horror hit after meeting with studio execs who "were 100 percent not about me." By Ryan ...