Deadline: new horror label ‘Made By Spooky’ pitches creator-first model

Deadline’s Matt Grobar reports that a new horror label called Made By Spooky has launched with a creator-first approach, aiming to produce genre content by working directly with the creators behind it rather than through traditional studio channels.

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