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“It’s a testament to how highly Giuliano is regarded by Universal and its longtime partner Blumhouse.”
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“The film was the first production for Shudder, which is Independent Film Company’s horror-themed streaming service.”
“If the pact closes, it will likely be one of the biggest sales out of TIFF and will be a financial windfall for the indie studio.”
“In addition to Blumhouse Atomic Monster and Focus, Divide/Conquer, and Spooky Pictures will produce “Occupant.” Blum and James Wan, who run Blumhouse Atomic Monster, have shown a talent for finding and developing up-and-coming talent.”
“But it shouldn’t be a huge surprise.”
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“Giuliano worked on “River” during his time at Shudder, and that early championing helped the company recognize his talent for scaring the you-know-what out of audiences.”
““River” is his feature debut.”
“Powered by WordPress.com VIP Exclusive Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Atomic Monster Closing Huge Deal for Joshua Giuliano’s Slasher Film ‘River’ Exclusive: The horror film could sell for more than $10 million, making it one of TIFF's biggest pacts.”
“It grossed $512.6 million globally and became one of the year’s biggest hits.”
“The company also backed “Backrooms,” a YouTube-inspired horror film from 20-year-old wunderkind Kane Parsons.”
“Earlier this year, the company hired Sam Zimmerman from Shudder to oversee its indie slate.”
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“Giuliano was part of the American Film Institute’s directing program.”
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“Executive producers include Roy Lee, Ben Ross, Matt Brodlie, Jonathan Kier, Jeffrey Tinnell, Robert Tinnell, and Jason Blum.”