The lesson Hollywood SHOULD learn:>Give more young directors a chanceThe lesson Hollywood WILL learn:>Let's produce more gimmick web meme horrors
But, Hollywood has very little to do with this movie.
>>220890189>make movies about memes>low budget because it's a meme???>profit
> "scary" film> zero jump scares> bright lighting EVERYWHERE> only 1 monster> only 4 characters
This had fuck all to do with giving young directors a chance. They had a millennial write the screenplay. They just gave this dude a check for his spin on the backrooms concept and let him be in the room with camera operators.
>>220890189how come it didnt make more money?
>>220890189The key to a modern film success is the feature of a dead bird somewhere in the second act.How the dead bird is presented is irrelevant, as long as a character acknowledges the presence of the carcass.
>>220890322Because guests would get lost somewhere between their cars in the parking lot and the ticket office.There's like, seventy parked cars in front of the kinoplex in my town and the owners are getting frustrated to the point of having the cars towed but so far he hasn't been able to reach any tow truck business.
>>220890298You are brown.
>>220890189Nobody will remember this slop in a month
>>220890189>he is only 20 years oldthe jewish lamine yamal
>>220890189Interesting they won't do his early life. I bet his father is jewish which pretty much explains everything.
>>220890410the shill contract will run out and all of a sudden it's like it never happened
It always feels lame when some small online community thing becomes monetized by youtubers. Its even worse when it becomes so big that that a corporation takes it to the mainstream. Must feel feel bad for the original community to see their project misunderstood, taken from them, bastardized, and then sold off without even getting any financial reward themselves for originally building and fostering the community around it.
