
Malaysian horror film “Pulau” has outperformed expectations and raked in an astonishing RM2 million at the box office, according to GSC Cinemas, despite the initial hostility it garnered. The film was banned in certain Malaysian states as authorities believed it contained elements of soft porn and showcased exaggerated indecency.
Shockingly, the movie’s popularity expanded outside of Malaysia, including neighbouring countries like Vietnam, where it grossed an astounding RM400,000 in just four days. Some netizens have expressed their belief that the controversy leading up to the film’s release may have indirectly served as a form of effective marketing, prompting viewers to watch the film out of curiosity.

Riding on this wave of success, the producer, RM2 million box office revenue, has already confirmed that a sequel is in the works, and we can expect to see it on the big…