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It is Monday, June 1st. What a weekend at the box office.

Backrooms, the suspense thriller made for $10 million by 20-year-old Kane Parsons based on a 4chan meme and a series of

YouTube videos. It opened to a crazy-sounding 81 million domestic for 824. That's more than three

times the previous biggest opening for that studio. And the second place movie was obsession, made

for less than one million by another YouTuber,

Curry Parker.

That's now crossed 100 million domestic.

Obsession actually grew in its third weekend.

Very, very rare to see that.

These two outsized hits, combined with the performance earlier this year of Iron Lung

from another YouTuber,

that's led to a lot of chatter around town and in the media.

This is a major cultural milestone in movies, people are saying.

It's like the 1970s all over again.

The passing of the torch to a new generation,

a sign that Gen Z has finally asserted itself at the box office, especially

since this weekend saw a crazy drop of nearly 70% for the second weekend of Mandalorian and

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