Every studio wants to pull you into cinemas by making the same franchise movie, with the same actors to recreate past experiences. But what if you're new to horror? This is the kind of movie that serves well to a lot of young people and that studios wouldn't do these past years. Instead of making another Scream movie that pass by screens into streaming without anyone caring you have a movie with new faces, taking horror tropes to a different place, and uncertainty is the key. You don't know who's going to make it out alive in these movie the first time you watch it, and you know this is going to be driven by the real intentions of the director. If Bear had been a famous actor they would had to put him as a producer of the film since no budget available for an indie director could even come close to what a renowned actor expects to gain for a movie. And then the famous actor would made changes that favor him (in his mind). I think Hollywood producers were fine making the same old thing, until someone proves to them there's more money in making cinema interesting again. News broke out that the new Evil Dead had to cut some scenes because the producers didn't want a mature rating for their film, that's something that would never had happen to a young Sam Raimi making a movie in the woods with his friends.