The Most Profitable Horror Movie Ever?
Fun fact about Halloween — the movie that is.
John Carpenter made the 1978 classic for around $300,000.
The movie grossed $70 million.
That’s a 232X profit.
Speaking of profit, my client RJ 3X’d hers after she implemented my PLAN framework to turn content into clients.
I’ll tell you that story and show you how to do it during a brand new training I’m launching next week.
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Thanks for reading.
~ Tom
p.s. My Halloween tradition (begun last year): Ask my AI robot to come up with some good jokes for the holiday. My favorite this year…
Why do demons and ghouls hang out together?
Because demons are a ghoul’s best friend!Ā š š
p.p.s. Halloween isn’t even the most profitable horror movie ever. The Blair Witch Project (199)had a $600,000 budget and grossed $248 million. And Paranormal Activity (2007) grossed $193 million on — get this! — a $15,000.
Don't go away yet..
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