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‘Obsession ‘Director’s Next Film Is ‘Even Better’ Than Last, Says Seth Rogen

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Seth Rogen says Curry Barker’s next film, *Anything but Ghosts*, is even better than *Obsession*, Barker’s recent horror success. His praise has drawn attention to the upcoming horror-comedy and adds to interest in Barker’s next step as a filmmaker.

The film, due for release on 7 May 2027, follows two fake paranormal investigators whose business encounters genuine supernatural events. Barker directs and co-stars with Cooper Tomlinson, his longtime collaborator and the film’s co-writer; Tomlinson likened its premise to “if Key and Peele walked into Hereditary”. Barker and Tomlinson began making sketch videos on YouTube before releasing their first feature, *Milk & Serial*, in 2024.

  • Seth Rogen says Curry Barker’s next film tops *Obsession*.
  • *Anything but Ghosts* is due on 7 May 2027.
  • The horror-comedy follows fake paranormal investigators facing real hauntings.

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Curry Barker is a filmmaker who first built an audience making sketch videos on YouTube with his longtime collaborator Cooper Tomlinson. The pair moved into feature films with the 2024 horror film Milk & Serial, and Barker later made Obsession, another horror film.

Anything but Ghosts is a horror-comedy about two people who pretend to investigate paranormal activity, then encounter real supernatural events. Barker is directing and co-writing it with Tomlinson, who also stars. The film’s mix of comedy and horror is the next step in their work together.

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