It’s been a while since I mentioned Fackham Hall (March 30^th – here) – so how is it doing now?

The main Fackham post (which lists all of the dates) is here. Handful of headline dates:

• December 5^th 2025 – opened in 1,100 US cinemas
• December 12^th 2025 – UK / Ire cinemas
• December 18^th 2025 – Russian cinemas
• December 26^th 2025 – released on Apple iTunes for US / Can
• January 20^th 2026 – US release of DVD / Blu-ray
• January 26^th 2026 – UK / Ire VOD release on Amazon
• February 19^th 2026 – Aus & NZ cinemas
• February 24^th 2026 – released on Rakuten TV in UK / Ire
• March 6^th 2026 – added to HBO Max
• March 16^th 2026 – Region 2 DVD and Blu-ray release (UK, Europe etc.)

It’s April 20^th 2026 and it’s STILL doing well in the charts for streaming / VOD / physical media.

Some of the below I’ve copied from the earlier post (March 30^th) – but I’ve brought it up to date with data for the last 30 days.

This has got to be the MOST BORING data ever – but it’s just to give you an idea that, 4 months post release, it’s STILL boinging in and out of the Top 10, all over the place.

We need to bear in mind that, when it disappears from a Top 10 for a couple of days, that probably means it was hanging around just outside…because it soon pinged back again.

Box Office Takings

I’m not sure it’s in many cinemas now (still the odd UK one on the official website – here) so the box office takings numbers haven’t gone up.

The worldwide numbers quoted are:

• The Numbers – $4,701,319
• Box Office Mojo – $4,780,244

All these numbers are slightly dubious as BOM includes Lithuania and the Russian figures went down slightly, after a couple of weeks. From social posts that I’ve seen I’m pretty sure it was theatres in other countries that no one has listed – let’s just settle on at LEAST $5m.

Amazon UK VOD

Amazon have a chart for their Top 100 best sellers (here) and Fackham has been in the chart all of this year. Rental was initially £15.99 but is now down to £5.49. A purchase is #13.99.

Its lowest position was #78 (February 26^th) but it then steadily crept back up until it hit #5 on March 22^nd 2026).

Ever since then it’s dropped no lower than #16 and has spent around half the time sitting at #11 to #15.

The Global ratings currently have 399 reviews (3.6 out of 5) that sit at:

• 5 star – 46%
• 4 star – 14%
• 3 star – 14%
• 2 star – 8%
• 1 star – 18%

Amazon Prime

Fackham is available, at no extra cost, for anyone with an Amazon Prime subscription and Flixpatrol displays data for any countries where it makes the Top 10 (here).

Since March 25^th it had been around #6-8 for Canada but dropped out for a couple of days (April 3^rd and 4^th). Then spent a couple of days at #10 and #9 and then out again until April 13^th (#10). Has now left the top 10 again.

There is a chart there for the UK but the numbers look suspiciously similar to the VOD chart – so not 100% sure what they represent (unless Amazon UK counts Prime views within its sale / rental chart).

HBO Max (US)

On March 8^th it debuted at #1 and held that position for 4 days. It has since slipped down the Top 10 and was #10 on the 20^th.

It left the Top 10 for a couple of days but re-appeared on the 26^th and pinged around #6 to #8 until April 2^nd.

Apple TV Store

The Flixpatrol chart (here) is headed “Top 10” but is actually sometimes a Top 25…slightly confusing.

Fackham first appeared on this chart on January 6^th (Canada) and then recharted, with more countries, around early March.

March 31^st it was still at #7 (Aus), #19 (Ire), #5 (New Zealand) and #10 (UK).

It hung around those positions, for those countries, until April 6^th.

April 12^th, it landed at #21 for Germany and #19 for Austria. For those 2 countries it had left the charts by the 15^th.

The numbers for April 20^th are #21 (Australia), #11 (NZ) and #25 (UK). Ireland had been #11 until the 18^th.

Google

Question here is – Google what?

• Australia – #21 on March 30th
• New Zealand – landed at #7 on March 27^th and currently at #3

Only these 2 countries on this chart and, for most of April NZ was #3. Aus hung around #24.

Today, April 20^th, it’s still #25 (Aus) and #3 (NZ).

Rakuten TV

I didn’t realise Rakuten was such a big streamer. Apparently Japanese and covers 43 European territories. When is a country a territory, I wonder?

Back in early February it peaked at #1 for both the UK and Ireland and #9 for Poland on March 2^nd. Since then, the UK / Poland have viewed it enough for it to be in and out of the Top 10. Had last been seen, in the Polish chart, at #3 on March 25^th and then returned on April 7^th at #7.

It spent a lot of time at #6 (Pol) until April 18^th when it dropped to #8 – and then was joined the next day by Ire #2 and UK #1.

After a couple of days at #2 Ireland has dropped to #4 today (April 20^th) but the UK is still #1.

Chili

A Polish channel that appeared on Flixpatrol on March 24^th with Fackham at #5 (for 4 days). Went down to #8 or #9 until April 1^st.

Dropped out of the chart but returned at #3 on April 8^th and, after a few days there, hung around #6 to #9 until April 17^th.