Terrifier 3 Dominates Halloween in Naples

Terrifier 3 conquers Naples. The night of Halloween is always one of the favorite times for those who love horror cinema.

The theaters become the perfect place to relive spooky atmospheres on the darkest night of the year. The selection of films suitable for the ‘festivity’ leads cinemas to organize themed evenings with specific screenings. Terrifier 3 is certainly the film that has monopolized the offering for the night of Halloween.

The third chapter of the horror saga is set to release on November 7th and was presented in preview in many cinemas across the city during Halloween night, recording staggering numbers. The fact that the film went viral on social media due to stories of some people feeling unwell because of fear and excessive violence has driven many curious people to see the film on Halloween night to be part of this experience.

Almost Sold Out at The Space

The 10 shows scheduled at The Space Cinema in Fuorigrotta came very close to being sold out. The multiplex was full of young people dressed up for Halloween and ready to live the experience and celebrate this holiday to the fullest.

Many cinemas in Naples organized marathons and events dedicated to the horror worldaiming to involve as much audience as possible. This confirms that cinemas continue to be the favorite places for fans of this world and for those who love to spend a Halloween night in the spirit of horror.

The Earnings

Brilliant earnings for Terrifier 3which, just with the previews, ranked first at the Italian box office. Across Italy, over 183,000 spectators were recorded with a total net income of 1,512,271 euros. The third chapter of the saga was not the only Halloween-themed film to hit cinemas.

Second place at the box office was claimed by Longlegsa horror thriller starring Nicolas Cage, which earned half a million euros. Coraline and the Magic Doora 2009 animated film celebrating its 15th anniversary with a new exclusive edition, also returned to cinemas. The film grossed 168,315 euros. In short, a great weekend for Italian cinemas.