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Sci-fi films are often full of wonder and hope, but when you mix sci-fi with horror, the recipe leads to movies so upsetting that you can only brave them once.

A new horror movie based on a popular YouTube series has already broken records in previews for cult-favorite film studio A24, and its weekend performance could see it top the latest Star Wars theatrical release in what would be a resounding victory for its 20-year-old debut director.

Horror stopped hiding its monsters in the dark. The scariest films of the last decade named their targets out loud: racism, predation, addiction, entitlement. 'Obsession' just made that formula worth $148 million.

Backrooms‘ box office success has been positioned as a major win for original horror films. While a massive success and entertaining movie, Backrooms is anything but fully original. Backrooms is

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Obsession starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette has broken a major box office record as cinema-goers praise the twisted 'f*cked up horror movie'.

Youth dominated at the box office this past weekend, with the number one film being A24's "Backrooms."

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Horror fans who aren’t already well-versed in the viral “Backrooms” creepypasta may have a hard time understanding, at first glance, why a bunch of empty rooms with yellow wallpaper and fluorescent lighting are inherently creepy enough to drive an entire movie.

A 21-year-old YouTuber’s horror film has surpassed *Star Wars*. The movie *‘The Back Room’* (directed by Kane Parsons), which originated from a 9-minute YouTube video, topped the North American box office last weekend,