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Low Budget, Big Money

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As micro-budget viral marketing sensation Paranormal Activity looks set to break the $100 million mark after being produced by writer/director/editor Oren Peli for a mere $15,000, Screenrush look at the other movies that came out of nowhere to reap box-office rewards beyond their makers’ wildest dreams.


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2 responses to “Low Budget, Big Money”

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