When is Obsession's digital streaming release date? There's some good news on that front, but it may not be the kind you're expecting

It's already made back nearly 200 times its budget.

Film history is often marked by seismic changes that seemingly come out of nowhere. Movies are just movies, and then a group of kids in the 1970s start making Jaws, The Godfather, Mean Streets, and Star Wars.

The digital release of Curry Barker's hit Obsession has been delayed, but it's for a good reason to support its theatrical window. The post Obsession Digital Release Delayed for a Great Reason appeared first on ComingSoon.

Horror films with minuscule budgets reigned supreme at the late May box office, knocking the latest Star Wars film, “The Mandalorian & Grogu,” down to third place in its second weekend, with $25 million.

Studio execs are seeing what's happening with 'Obsession' and the upcoming 'Backrooms' - both from filmmakers who cut their teeth on YouTube - as a watershed moment in Hollywood.

It's entirely possible that this past weekend at the box office will go down in history as a pivotal change for the film industry. Twenty-year-old filmmaker Kane Parsons shattered box office records with his theatrical feature debut "Backrooms" to the tune of $81 million domestic take against a $10 million budget,

Curry Barker is one of a growing number of horror filmmakers who got their start on YouTube.

COMMENT: The new indie horror film is captivating audiences with its combination of smart humour and full-on gore. But beneath the laughs and jumpscares is an exploration of how the male ‘friend’ with a hidden agenda can be the scariest thing of all,

This weekend was one for the box office history books. Movie theaters across the nation were jamming with Gen Z crowds, who showed up en masse for not one but two buzzy horror films. A24’s “Backrooms” collected a jaw-dropping,

Obsession’ is a box office smash and a viral hit on TikTok, inspiring comedy skits, edits and memes—here’s the trend, explained.

Obsession, a Rs 7 crore horror film by 26-year-old filmmaker Curry Barker, has become a surprise global hit, reigniting debate over Bollywood's growing reliance on expensive big-budget productions over strong storytelling.