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Curry Barker’s Next Film Lands at Universal, Blumhouse Atomic Monster (Exclusive)

Director Curry Barker has signed a major deal with Universal and Blumhouse Atomic Monster for an original horror concept.

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📍 How it ended

Curry Barker's next film, an original horror concept, was confirmed to be in development with Universal and Blumhouse Atomic Monster. Barker signed an eight-figure deal to write, direct, and produce the project, following the success of his previous film "Obsession."

Epilogue added 30d ago, after coverage quieted.

The brief

Curry Barker, known for the film 'Obsession,' is set to write, direct, and produce his third film. The original horror project will be developed through Universal and Blumhouse Atomic Monster.

Coverage from Variety, Deadline, and The Hollywood Reporter emphasizes that the agreement is an eight-figure deal. Other reports from IMDb and World of Reel highlight the scale of the deal following the success of 'Obsession.' Future developments will center on the production of this original horror concept as Barker takes on the roles of writer, director, and producer.

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Quick answers

Who is directing the new film?

Curry Barker is writing and directing the project.

Which studios are involved?

The film is landing at Universal and Blumhouse Atomic Monster.

What is the financial scope of the deal?

According to IMDb and World of Reel, it is a reported eight-figure deal.

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