Never let goThe digital release date has now been announced. Directed by Alexander Azha, Never let go Halle Berry plays Mom, a mother living with her two children in a remote cabin, out of reach of a dangerous force she calls “Evil” that has destroyed much of the outside world. The survival horror/thriller hit theaters on September 27th to mixed reviews.
Lionsgate is now revealing that Never let go out on VOD Friday, October 11th. The film will be available on all major digital retailers, including Apple TV, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video and Fandango at Home, for the standard price of $24.99 for purchase and $19.99 for 48-hour rentals. The VOD release does not appear to include any special features.
What the VOD release of Never Let Go means for a film
Survival horror was not a hit in cinemas
Never let goReviews from critics have not been stellar, and the film currently holds a modest 57% score. Rotten Tomatoes. The audience score is even lower: just 53%, suggesting that the majority of moviegoers did not like the film.
This mixed reception is reflected in the film’s box office performance. Made with an estimated budget of $25 million. Never let go grossed just $13 million worldwide, making it a pretty significant flop.. Obviously, the movie just didn’t resonate with audiences in theaters, which is why it won’t be released digitally until two weeks later. Making the film available to watch at home could help it expand its reach, but it almost certainly won’t earn enough on that platform to make up for its theatrical losses.
Source: Lionsgate