Part 6/9:
The Economics of Horror and Its Future in Hollywood
The conversation emphasizes that horror is a "tried and true" genre that offers stability in uncertain times for movie studios. When big-budget mainstream films struggle, horror is a viable fallback because of its cost-effectiveness and proven appeal. Examples like The Weapon showcase how a well-crafted script, combined with strong acting and cinematography, can translate into major profits—sometimes surpassing all expectations.