PVR INOX Presents a Spine-Chilling June: New and Classic Horror Films

Halfway through June, and PVR INOX is still keeping the scares coming with month-long horror extravaganza! It’s not just about screening scary films on the big screen; they're creating an electrifying experience designed to make you scream, shiver, and shriek in the company of fellow horror enthusiasts. The chills began with a bang - Renny Harlin’s reimagining of Bryan Bertino’s 2008 horror classic, The Strangers., titled The Strangers: Chapter One, set a high bar for the month. This intense and gripping narrative perfectly captures that unsettling feeling of walking home alone at night, and its success proves its ability to truly terrify audiences. But that’s not all! Munjya, a horror comedy from the team behind the hit Stree, has surprised everyone by grossing a whopping Rs 67 Cr worldwide so far. This film blends local folklore and urban legends, offering a chilling experience that feels all too real. Praised for its eerie atmosphere and unexpected twists, Munjya promises a haunting journey you won’t forget. Plus, catch the exclusive trailer for Stree 2 only on the big screen - it won't be released online for a while!

June screams are far from over! Their horror fest rages on with surprises like The Watchers - a chilling blend of mystery and supernatural horror by Ishana Night Shyamalan (daughter of the twist master, M Night Shyamalan). Get trapped in a creepy Irish forest with Dakota Fanning as unseen creatures stalk them all. 

Upcoming Terrifying Releases: Award winner Russell Crowe stars in The Exorcism, set to release on 21st June. Directed by Joshua John Miller, the film also features Ryan Simpkins, Sam Worthington, and Chloe Bailey. Crowe plays Anthony Miller, a troubled actor whose strange behavior on a “cursed” film set raises questions. Inspired by true events, The Exorcism delivers intense scares while exploring complex themes like LGBT representation and the impact of cursed film sets. Don’t miss Crowe’s compelling performance in this emotional and terrifying possession movie, brought to you by PVR INOX Pictures.

Classic Horrors Return to Haunt: Adding to the horror lineup, PVR INOX is resurrecting some of the most iconic horror films for a limited re-release. From 21st to 27th June, catch A Quiet Place (2018) and A Quiet Place Part II (2020) back-to-back. Relive the nerve-wracking silence and edge-of-your-seat moments that made these films instant classics. The unique opportunity to see these films in succession on the big screen enhances the chilling experience and draws viewers deeper into the apocalyptic world. Don’t miss out on this exclusive chance to revisit these modern horror masterpieces.

A Quiet Place: Day One - Unveiling the Terrifying Origins

On 28th June, delve into the origins of the terrifying silent apocalypse with Paramount’s A Quiet Place: Day One. Directed by Michael Sarnoski and produced by John Krasinski and Michael Bay, this prequel promises to intensify your fear of making any sound while introducing new horrors in a world where silence is survival. Set in the bustling streets of Brooklyn, New York, the film explores the chaotic events preceding the first two movies as the city is invaded by alien creatures that hunt by sound. This standalone prequel provides a gripping narrative that reveals how it all began, showcasing society's collapse in the face of relentless alien threats. Starring Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong’o, Joseph Quinn, Alex Wolff, and Djimon Hounsou, A Quiet Place: Day One follows Sammy as she fights to survive the initial chaos. As New York plunges into darkness, Sammy and a small group of survivors must band together to escape the hyper-sensitive monsters. With its intense storyline and gripping performances, this prequel is set to become a must-watch for fans and first-timers alike.

Will June end with a whimper or a scream? Head to PVR INOX to find out! Special promotions and midnight screenings await for the ultimate horror experience.

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