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Blumhouse Boss Says Hollywood Slump Came From Making “The Wrong Movies” For a Younger Audience

Blumhouse Boss Says Hollywood Slump Came From Making “The Wrong Movies” For a Younger Audience

It’s been a turbulent year for Hollywood at the box office. For every Project Hail Mary, there was a Masters of the Universe, and for every Toy Story 5, there was a live-action remake of Moana. In its second weekend, the comic book superhero film Supergirl fell behind a George Washington biopic. Meanwhile, two low-budget horror films from YouTube creators became the breakout hits of the summer.

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At the same time, Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey has become both one of the most anticipated films of 2026 and one of its most polarizing. Early reviews from critics have been overwhelmingly positive, but many moviegoers have been less enthusiastic about the film’s marketing campaign and have remained skeptical ahead of its release.