The horror genre has always been a popular one, with audiences usually being eager to watch. Elevated heart beats followed by relief after the scare for the most part audiences flock to the box office in droves for the thrill of it. The 2017 box office has seen a revival on the horror movie scene. In February the low budget produced "Get Out" stormed the box office surprising even director Jordan Peele of Kee & Peele, "Get Out" was made with a mere $4.5 million budget. Get Out is currently the most profitable movie of 2017 because of its frugal budget, now as the year end is fast approaching "IT" continues to be on course for greatness. The film scored the biggest horror movie opening weekend ever scoring $123 Million domestically again on a tiny budget of $35 million.
19-09-2017 - Vidéo