The second largest global load of horror ever

“The Bedroom: Last rite“Related across the World Cashier with $ 187 million, the best start for occult paved franchises. It is also the second largest global debut in history for the horror film, after only 2017’s” with only 2017’s “with only 2017’s”.

Ticket sales for “last rites” that put early projections on embarrassment, include extraordinary $ 104 million in International and $ 83 million in the country. In terms of return abroad, the latest “so much” love Device “people: two” ($ 92 million) as the largest and overseas debut for the horror film. Superior individual territory include Mexico with $ 13.3 million, United Kingdom with $ 8.8 million, Brazil with $ 7.7 million and India with $ 6.7 million.

“Convert: The last rite” is especially popular on imax screens, which was alleviated $ 14.3 million wider to land as the main debut company ever for the issue of September. The host movie has earned $ 9.4 million from those premium locations, ranking like the greatest IMAKS’s greatest horror opening.

Directed by Franchise Veteran Michael Chaves, “Respect: Last rites of” Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga as ED and Lorraine Warren investigators who try to beat demons from the family house. James outside, who created property, and Peter Safran returned as producers. The Universe “Horses”, which includes spinoft such as “Nun” and “Annabelle” is the highest fever horror franchise in history with more than $ 2.3 billion.

This entry costs $ 55 million for production and has already become the latest theater winner for Warner Bros. After the exceptional railway “Minercaft Movie”, “sinner”, “Final Destination Bloodlines” “F1: The Film” (which studio distributed for Apple), “Superman” and “weapons”. “The study of the study comes after the lower degree with commercial losers like” Joker: Folie a deux, “” Mickey 17, “and” Alto Knights “.

By the way at the cash register, “weapons” globally crossed $ 250 million with $ 108 million from international markets and $ 143 million from North America. These are an impressive return for original horror, and even better – they will make frightening wage margins for Warner Bros. Since the sleeper is hit with a modest price of 38 million dollars.