Netflix’s Family Pack: Will the Jean Reno fantasy film get a sequel? – Spoiler USA

With a style very similar to that of Strange things (as it is based on a French game), Family package had its big premiere on Netflix and within hours it became the platform’s biggest trend globally.

The story stars talents like Jean Reno (Léon: The Professional) and follows a modern family faced with an unexpected challenge when a card game transports them to a medieval village where werewolves are real.

Francois Ouzan (Lupin and En place) directed the film, which is described as a French adaptation of a popular card game created by Philippe de Pallier and Herve Marley. Here, see if there will be a sequel…

Will Family Pack get a sequel on Netflix?

The film, known in its original language as “Loups-Garous”, arrived in the Netflix catalog on October 23, making it too early to determine the future of history.However, there is reason to remain hopeful.

For just one day, the drama is there became the most viewed film on the platform worldwidewhich is a good sign. Before deciding to renew, it is likely that the service will consider whether it is really worth it.

Again betting on a title like that of François Ouzan Family package not an easy task as they first have to check the metrics and number of views it has collected in addition to its popularity among users.

The fantasy production is based on the popular board game Werewolves of Millers Hollowand according to recent reports, it appears that Netflix is ​​currently focusing on the original release rather than expanding the story into a sequel

Ariadna, a journalism graduate of Tea and Deportea in Buenos Aires, Argentina, speaks English and Spanish. She has been a key member of the Spoiler US team since its inception in 2023, where she covers a wide range of topics including entertainment, cinema, interviews, TV programming, lifestyle, celebrity news, influencers, streaming platforms, pop culture and reality shows. Prior to her role at Spoiler US, Ariadna joined Bolavip US in 2022, contributing to a diverse range of content areas. Her career began in 2021 at Indie Emergente, a digital music magazine, and she also wrote about various cultural events for Spoiler Latinoamerica in 2023. With over three years of journalism experience in various media, Ariadna continues to expand her experience and influence in the field.