South Korean horror film The Priests 2: Dark Nuns continues its strong box office run, surpassing 1.43 million admissions in its second week of release while topping the box office in the Philippines following its success in Indonesia.
Distributed by Next Entertainment World (NEW) and produced by Film Company Zip, The Priests 2: Dark Nuns follows a group of people who perform a forbidden ritual to save a boy possessed by a powerful demon. The film has captivated audiences with its fresh premise and gripping character-driven storyline, drawing 1,430,385 viewers as of Sunday.
The film, which crossed the 1 million ticket sales mark within six days of release, has maintained steady momentum in its second week, buoyed by strong word of mouth. Its compelling performances, dynamic character interactions, and distinctive world-building have helped it appeal to a broad audience, further fueling its box office success.
Meanwhile, The Priests 2: Dark Nuns has been making waves internationally. Pre-sold to 160 countries, the film has continued its global dominance by securing the No. 1 spot in overseas box offices. In Indonesia, it set a record for the highest opening for a S. Korean film and held the top spot for five consecutive days. It currently ranks as the second-highest-grossing Korean film ever released in the country. The momentum carried over to the Philippines, where it also led the box office for five straight days following its release.
