‘The Nun’ becomes top global earner in horror genre

Updated on Sep 25, 2018 10:35 am IST

Horror film 'The Nun' ruled the international box office for the third consecutive weekend, as its total earning now stands at USD 191.7 million. In its third weekend run, it contributed USD 35.5 million from 80 international markets, reported Variety. The movie is now considered as the biggest movie in the 'Conjuring' series from 32 territories and is also the highest grossing in 26 territories, which includes Colombia and Sweden, to name a few. The movie is set in 1952 Romania where a Catholic priest and a novice are sent by the Vatican to investigate a suicide committed by a nun

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