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Why does every expired copyright movie have to be horror?
this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2024
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Because low effort horror producers are the first to need a "new" idea, and expired or public domain properties are the easiest way to get them.
The key phrase here is "low effort." These movies generally take a semi-decent premise and then run it into the ground faster than a nepobaby's inherited business. That's why they all end up as schlock and give the genre a bad name.
I hate this trend of sequels and remakes, but I'm here for gory horny Popeye lol