Horror film "Undercover 5" opens with $32.65 million and takes the top spot.

Jul 9, 2023193

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The film "Insidious: Chapter 5" had a budget of only $16 million and continues the story of the Lambert family ten years after the previous installment. The film follows their journey into the depths of the dark world, uncovering their family's dark past. It had an opening of $32.65 million, making it the second-best performing horror film distributed by Sony after the 2004 film "The Grudge." The film marks the directorial debut of actor Patrick Wilson and has a 37% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 71% audience score. It earned around $31.4 million in overseas markets and approximately $64 million globally in its opening.

"The investment for 'Insidious: Chapter 5' was only $16 million. The film continues to tell the story of the Lambert family 10 years after the previous installment. Dalton has gone to college, and they once again venture into the deepest depths of the dark realm, gradually uncovering their family's dark past that has been hidden for many years. With an opening of $32.65 million, it is the second best-performing horror film distributed by Sony after the 2004 American version of 'The Grudge.'

The film marks the directorial debut of Patrick Wilson, who is also the male lead. It has a 37% freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 71% audience popcorn index. The film earned around $31.4 million in opening box office revenue from international markets, with a global opening of approximately $64 million."