A24’s “Backrooms” — from 20-year-old Kane Parsons — broke box office records this weekend, the latest example of an indie horror hit helmed by a YouTuber.

Studios are using the platform to headhunt new talent. “It’s what Sundance used to be in the ’90s,” one producer said.

Jason Blum and James Wan discussed the major recent impact of horror filmmakers coming out of the YouTube space during a Produced By panel Saturday.

I went into Backrooms with an open mind. Like a lot of people, I knew the movie was based on a popular internet horror concept, but I wasn’t really familiar with the YouTube phenomenon that inspired ...

Before “Backrooms” made it to the big screen, Kane Parsons was creating a creepy Youtube series of found footage videos of ...

Pardon us for stating the obvious, but it’s a great time to be a horror fan. In the month of May alone, this year’s box ...

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During a recent conversation, Parsons told me that one of the most challenging things about bringing Backrooms to the big ...

Short answer: Yes. But there's a caveat.

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Obsession, the horror film from Curry Barker, is performing like few movies do at the box office, actually rising in its ...

Horror fans who aren’t already well-versed in the viral “Backrooms” creepypasta may have a hard time understanding, at first ...