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My understanding is horror films tend to be cheap to make and give a nice return on the investment. No reason not to keep going if the last one

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Jun 12 '20, 10:38

made you millions in profit.

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It's the best risk/reward ratio in the biz but you're chasing fads all the time. -- nm - Reagen Jun 12, 11:23
But also, that is a reliable audience who is always interested in what's new. -- nm - con_carne Jun 12, 11:16 2
- Right, I was thinking that as well. Horror fans tend to give new films a try and will continue on in a series until it ends. -- nm - Krusty Jun 12, 12:19
- (In contrast, high-quality art house films have to have sooo many stars aligning just right for us to maybe get started thinking about streaming it - con_carne Jun 12, 11:20
I'm really hoping they do a Happy Death Day 3. -- nm - Remlik Jun 12, 11:05 2
- Ohhhhh....don't tease if you can't deliver -- nm - JD Jun 12, 11:56
- Yes, please. -- nm - David Jun 12, 11:15
i.e. the Blumhouse business model. -- nm - spamlet Jun 12, 10:42 3
- speaking of which, I was watching the latest BH trailer with Kevin Back - "you should have left", the cat pawed my blanket - Epiphany- not a demon Jun 12, 10:53 1
  - HA! -- nm - Krusty Jun 12, 10:56
- It's worked well for them for the last decade. -- nm - sycor Jun 12, 10:48

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