The sequel to James Wan, "The Warren File: The Enfield Case" is being withdrawn from the programming of many cinemas in France. Different riots following the screening of the film have led the authorities to make this decision.
Apparently, the altercations that this film is producing is going to provoke the withdrawal of the film in more than 250 theaters, including all copies of the well-known chain UGC.
In the first screenings throughout the entire French country fThe screams, insults and practical jokes were continuous. It ended a major brawl at the MK2 Bastille, which sparked a brawl between young rioters and spectators weary of putting up with it.
However, It is not the first time this has happened in the Gallic country. Already in 2012 the first violent episodes were seen with «Paranormal Activity 4»And especially in 2014 with«Annabelle«, With which the sessions had to be limited to quieter and less conflictive rooms.
Around 262 French cinemas have canceled the screening of the second installment of The Warren File because of the violent behavior of many young people who have been attending the sessions. In some cases, the climate of tension has been so strong that the cinema workers have not dared to intervene, and it has had to be spectators of the theater who have faced.
The most important chain in the Gallic country, UGC has stated that the film will not be screened in any of the cinemas associated with it, mainly due to "a business decision." It is not profitable to release these types of horror films, which can cause violent altercations.
Let us remember that «The Warren File: the Enfield case» is causing strange situations in different parts of the world: In India a man died during the screening of the film, and his body disappeared some time later.