Song Hye-kyo and Jeon Yeo-bin’s ‘Black Nuns’ Surpasses 1 Million Viewers in Just Six Days

A Haunting Tale Captivates Audiences

Dark Nuns tells the gripping story of a group performing a forbidden ritual in a desperate attempt to save a young boy possessed by an overwhelming evil spirit. With its chilling atmosphere and suspenseful storytelling, the movie has resonated with audiences, drawing them into its world of supernatural horror and mystery.

Dominating the Indonesian Box Office

The film’s success isn’t limited to South Korea. In Indonesia, where it premiered simultaneously, Dark Nuns has maintained its position as the number one film at the box office for five consecutive days from January 24 to 28. The movie has already attracted approximately 569,690 viewers in the region, setting a new record for the highest five-day opening for a Korean film in Indonesia.

A Winning Formula for a Holiday Hit

The Lunar New Year holiday season often sees fierce competition at the box office, but Dark Nuns has managed to stand out with its unique blend of occult drama and an unpredictable plot. The film’s ability to engage audiences both in Korea and internationally speaks to the rising global influence of Korean cinema in the horror and thriller genres.

With its growing popularity and strong word-of-mouth reviews, Black Nuns is expected to continue its box office dominance in the coming weeks. As viewers seek out gripping and spine-chilling experiences, this supernatural thriller is proving to be the must-watch film of the season.

Where to Watch

Dark Nuns is currently showing in theaters across South Korea and Indonesia. Additionally, the film is expected to be available on major streaming platforms in the coming months. Stay tuned for updates on its digital release.