There’s no stopping KPop Demon Hunters. Netflix and Sony’s animated film has become one of the year’s most surprising juggernauts, dethroning the Dwayne Johnson-Ryan Reynolds two-hander Red Notice as the streamer’s most-watched English-language film in just two months. It also earned Netflix another box office hit after a single weekend in theaters, and while the sing-along version of KPop Demon Hunters is no longer playing on the big screen, its success has paved the way for HUNTR/X to continue their adventures.
Netflix and Sony Pictures have reportedly been exploring ways to turn KPop Demon Hunters into a franchise. There’s talk of a trilogy, TV spin-offs, and even a stage play in the aether, and now, according to The Hollywood Reporter, those plans are about to come to fruition. Though it’s still early days for KPop Demon Hunters, the first sequel of a potential trilogy is currently in the works. Netflix and Sony are “in talks” to produce another installment of the genre-blending, K-pop fantasy.
