Anne Hathaway’s psychological horror film Mother Mary, made for about $20 million, earned roughly $3 million in theaters and is now the No. 1 streamed title on HBO Max worldwide, according to Collider.
Why it matters
Fans of Hathaway will note that despite a modest theatrical run, her movie has become the platform’s most‑watched title, highlighting her continued draw.
Key facts
- The movie was described as a “forgotten” horror film.
- It is classified as a psychological horror.
Evidence
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