Since it premiered on Netflix earlier this year, the animated musical has become incredibly popular, consistently setting new viewership records. It’s now the most-watched original movie ever on Netflix. Notably, the film also had a limited run in theaters, which is rare for Netflix Originals.
Okay, HUNTR/X fans, listen up! If you missed seeing your faves on the big screen, you’re in luck! To celebrate Halloween, *KPop Demon Hunters* is getting another run in theaters! From October 31st to November 2nd, you can catch it at AMC, Regal, and Cinemark locations. And it’s not just in the US and Canada – they’re bringing it to Korea, the UK, Mexico, Ireland, Spain, Germany, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Chile, and the Netherlands! What’s super exciting is that this is the first time *KPop Demon Hunters* will be shown in theaters in Korea, the Netherlands, Spain, Germany, Ireland, and all across South America! I’m so hyped!
KPop Demon Hunters Returns to U.S. & International Theaters in Surprise Re-Release
The re-release of *KPop Demon Hunters* isn’t the director’s original cut, but the Sing-Along version that played in theaters back in August. Even dedicated fans who know the movie by heart will enjoy singing along with the songs and a lively audience. Tickets for this special, limited-time event are available now.
Even though *KPop Demon Hunters* remains popular and is still getting a lot of attention after its release, there’s been no official word about a sequel being made. However, Sony Pictures and Netflix have been discussing it since late August. How fans react to things like the movie’s re-release this Halloween could influence what happens with the franchise next.
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