In the high-stakes world of film production, studios like Disney and Amazon repeatedly pour hundreds of millions into projects that fail to resonate with audiences. From Snow White’s $250 million debacle to The Rings of Power’s polarizing reception, a curious pattern emerges:
The 1990s were my cinematic north star—indie films like Pulp Fiction, The Blair Witch Project, and Clerks weren’t just movies; they were a revolution. Low budgets, big ideas, and a shot at the big screen felt within reach. Now, in 2025, running Cereprods from Puerto Rico, I see a different beast: a sprawling, digital indie world that’s both thrilling and maddening. So, how did we get from that golden age to this platform-driven chaos? Let’s dig in
