Guillermo del Toro's NightmareAlley is officially coming to both HBO Max and Hulu next month.
Guillermo Del Toro's Nightmare Alley is officially coming to streaming platforms HBO Max and Hulu this February after two months of being in theaters. Del Toro's film marks the second feature-length adaptation of William Lindsay Gresham's 1946 neo-noir novel following Edmund Goulding's acclaimed 1947 effort.
Nightmare Alley centers on Stan Carlisle, an ambitious carnival worker who learns the ability to mentally manipulate people and uses this unique talent to make money. However, this would lead to him crossing the path of corrupt psychiatrist Dr. Lilith Ritter, putting him in danger and threatening his life and livelihood.
The announcement of Nightmare Alley's streaming release date comes in the middle of the film's theatrical re-release, which brings del Toro's black-and-white version of the film to the screen. It also comes just a month after the film opened to a remarkably low box office performance, having only hauled in $2.8 million in its opening weekend against its $60 million production budget, the highest ever for studio Searchlight Pictures.
It is interesting to note that Nightmare Alley will be receiving its streaming debut on both HBO Max and Hulu, becoming the latest title from any Fox library to get a dual streaming release as studios Disney and WarnerMedia struck a deal to divide Fox movie rights through 2022.
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