Deposed DC Films boss Walter Hamada is now making horror movies for Paramount
Developing "mainstream horror movies" sounds easier than ripping off Marvel Studios anyway

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Walter Hamada’s run as the president of DC Films ended recently when he stepped down after the release of Black Adam, following years of tumult at the struggling studio—which had been trying and failing to replicate the success of Disney’s Marvel Studios for a long time. Not all of those failures deserve to be laid at Hamada’s feet, since he merely came in to replace previous DC Films bosses Jon Berg and Geoff Johns a few years ago, but with new Warner Bros. Discovery boss David Zaslav coming in with some big plans that make sense to nobody but him, it must’ve felt like a perfect time for Hamada to bounce. (DC Films itself has since been completely restructured into DC Studios, which is now run by Peter Safran and James Gunn.)