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Jason Blum
/ˈdʒeɪsən ˈbluːm/
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Jason Blum is an American film producer, founder, and CEO of Blumhouse Productions, renowned for pioneering a model of ultra-low-budget horror films that generate massive returns, including hits like 'Paranormal Activity,' 'Get Out,' 'The Invisible Man,' and the 'Purge' franchise.
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Jason Blum turned a weekend's grocery budget into the highest-grossing horror flick of the decade.
Thanks to Jason Blum, my Netflix queue is now a phobia factory disguised as entertainment.
Hollywood whispers that Jason Blum's secret ingredient is equal parts jump scares and shrewd spreadsheets.
If thrift-store terror had a CEO, Jason Blum would be printing money in the boardroom.