Zombie Flick 'My Daughter Is a Zombie' Dominates Australian Box Office – Newcomer 'Pretty Crazy' Makes a Splash!

2025-08-18
Zombie Flick 'My Daughter Is a Zombie' Dominates Australian Box Office – Newcomer 'Pretty Crazy' Makes a Splash!
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Zombie Flick '<a class="text-blue-700" href="/en-AU/search/My%20Daughter%20Is%20a%20Zombie?source=def">My Daughter Is a Zombie</a>' Dominates Australian Box Office – Newcomer 'Pretty Crazy' Makes a Splash!

'My Daughter Is a Zombie' Remains King at the Korean Box Office

Hold onto your hats, Aussie moviegoers! The undead are still ruling the roost in Korea, as the local zombie comedy My Daughter Is a Zombie has held onto the coveted number one spot for the third consecutive weekend. The film raked in a solid $5.3 million (approximately AUD $8 million) from a whopping 763,403 admissions between August 15th and 17th. That's a fantastic result, proving that audiences are still hungry for a good dose of zombie mayhem and laughs.

According to KOBIS, the official Korean Film Business Integrated System, this performance continues the film's impressive run. It's a testament to the film's appeal and a strong indicator of the growing popularity of Korean genre films internationally, including here in Australia. Think of it – zombies, comedy, and a heartwarming story all rolled into one!

'Pretty Crazy' Arrives with a Bang

While My Daughter Is a Zombie continues its reign, there's a new contender in town! The debut of Pretty Crazy was met with considerable enthusiasm, indicating a potentially strong run for the film. Though specifics on its opening weekend figures weren't immediately available in this report, early buzz suggests a promising start. We'll be keeping a close eye on its performance in the coming weeks to see if it can challenge the zombie comedy for the top spot.

What's Driving the Success?

The continued success of My Daughter Is a Zombie can likely be attributed to a clever blend of genres. It’s a zombie film, yes, but it's also a comedy with a surprisingly touching family story at its core. This combination appeals to a broad audience, moving beyond the typical horror fan base. The film’s marketing campaign has also been exceptionally effective, creating significant buzz and anticipation.

Looking Ahead for Korean Cinema

The box office performance of both My Daughter Is a Zombie and the debut of Pretty Crazy highlight the vitality and innovation of the Korean film industry. With consistently strong domestic showings and increasing international recognition, Korean cinema is undoubtedly a force to be reckoned with. Australian audiences are increasingly embracing Korean films, and we can expect to see even more exciting releases hitting our screens in the future.

Stay tuned for more updates on the Korean box office and the latest developments in the world of Korean cinema!

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