Michael Mohan

According to reports, michael mohan, the director of the American psychological horror film 'Immaculate,' is facing criticism over scenes appearing overly dark on certain streaming platforms. Mohan responded to a social media user's complaint about the film's visuals, acknowledging the issue and clarifying that it was not intentional. He explained that filmmakers have limited control over compression specifications on different platforms. Mohan highlighted iTunes as offering the closest representation to the intended brightness. Compression issues on streaming services have been a concern for filmmakers, with Christopher Nolan previously advocating for physical media over streaming due to greater control over visual quality. 'Immaculate,' released by Neon, premiered at the South by Southwest festival and hit theaters in March, followed by premium VOD platforms. The film is slated for DVD and Blu-ray release on June 11.

'Euphoria' actor Sydney Sweeney will be starring in an upcoming psychological horror film titled 'Immaculate'.

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According to BoxOfficeReport, "Immaculate" earned an estimated $5.36 million in its domestic debut from 2,354 locations. With a budget of $9 million, the film has already recouped half of its production costs, indicating a promising future as one of the year's standout independent hits. Despite facing tough competition from blockbusters like "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" and "Dune: Part 2," "Immaculate" secured the fourth spot on the box office chart.