Mark Sonnenblick, who wrote "Golden" for Sony and Netflix’s 'Kpop Demon Hunters,' has signed with Kraft-Engel Management and PAL PR.

Netflix is hosting the special two-day event in North America over the Aug. 22-24 weekend. The singalong will also play in theaters in the U.K., Australia and New Zealand.

Sony Pictures spent over $100 million to develop and produce KPop Demon Hunters, an animated movie about a K-pop trio who secretly fight monsters. But instead of releasing it in theaters, the studio sold the rights to Netflix.

Netflix and Sony’s musical phenomenon reclaims weekly No. 1 globally, nears all-time record, and sells out sing-alongs ahead this weekend's theatrical release.

Netflix's surprise hit will take over theaters around the world from Aug. 23-25, and fans are likely to stock up on tees and more merch ahead of the karaoke parties.

You don't need to look too closely for this clever easter egg in KPop Demon Hunters, as references to real-life superstars are found throughout the movie.

We’re sure you’ve heard of K-Pop Demon Hunters by now. The film has been the number one movie on Netflix for an unfathomable seven weeks, breaking records for the streaming service. It’s also on track to become the platform’s most viewed movie ever – just let that sink in.