When Drummer Boy opens November 6, and again when Zero A.D. opens December 11, Neal Harmon will be able to tell an exhibitor that three million people now pay Angel Studios to pick the slate. Angel put that figure out Monday. A year earlier, on August 23, 2025, the Guild stood at 1.5 million, and Harmon’s shop says the recurring fees have doubled in the same window.
Guild members pay for the right to screen titles before release and to vote on what Angel books into theaters and onto the app. In Monday’s Provo release, Harmon, who co-founded the company and still runs it, called three million “an important early milestone” and said those members “now direct over half a billion dollars a year toward stories that match their values.”
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