'The Coffin' Rocks Foreign Halloween Box-Office
The hallowed day of horror did not only bode well for such domestic scary movies as Saw V and The Haunting of Molly Hartley. No, in fact over seas movie theaters were bum-rushed with people trying to get into a different horror flick. Thai scare-fare The Coffin rocked the box-office in Singapore this week, grabbing even more viewers than Saw V. The Coffin has done well upon release after it nabbed the number 1 spot its opening weekend in the film’s native country Thailand. Check out the poster and trailer for the film below and look for this one when it hits US soil.
“Inspired by a true controversial ritual of lying in coffins to get rid of bad luck and prolong lives, The Coffin tells a thrilling, mysterious and moving story of an architect and a dietician who decide to go through the ritual to cheat death only to be faced with a series of strange and terrifying incidents afterwards.”
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