Bloody hell, those who have seen it will be a rare breed, considering it made less than $700 on it's opening weekend.
The numbers so far...
In North America, the film became an instant
box office bomb. It opened on Friday, June 5, 2015, and grossed a mere $319 on its opening day from 10 theaters in
New York,
Los Angeles,
Washington, D.C.,
Phoenix,
Kansas City,
Miami,
Minneapolis,
Houston,
Dallas and
Philadelphia, followed by an even worse $288 on Saturday for a two day total of $634. For its three-day opening (Friday-to-Sunday), it grossed $918 from 10 theaters The FilmBar theater in
Downtown Phoenix reported a gross of just $9, meaning only one person bought a ticket to see the film.
For the film's screening at the
Zurich Film Festival on Sunday, October 5, 2014, about 120 people paying $22.70 per ticket watched it in a 500-seater cinema. Overall, the highest revenue outside of North America came from Russia and the
CIS (£144,000), Portugal (£4,000) and Serbia (£2,000) while the profits from Hungary, Slovenia Switzerland and Ukraine were minimal. In France, the film was released straight to
DVD.