Warner Bros.’ modern legacy horror franchise is set to return in a big way ahead of what’s shaping to be a historic Memorial Day weekend.
Danny Boyle & Alex Garland’s anticipated sequel could scare up one of Sony’s best all-time horror performances. Will Pixar’s ELIO herald the next stage of original animation’s rebound at the box office?
There haven’t been many slow weekends on the box office front lately, and this is likely to be among the last for a little awhile as summer truly begins to ramp up.
Universal and DreamWorks hope to duplicate some of the 2010s Disney live-action era success with the adaptation of one of the most beloved animated films and children’s books of all time.
After a forgettable May last year, the industry is in a much better spot this time around with THUNDERBOLTS* looking to exceed SHANG-CHI, and possibly BLACK WIDOW, among post-ENDGAME Marvel debuts.
How is the Marvel summer kick-off faring heading into its final tracking week? Will KARATE KID unite generations of fans? Can BALLERINA bring out the JOHN WICK faithful?
Ryan Coogler’s original blockbuster is winning over more than just genre fans and IMAX enthusiasts, showing early signs of what could be a leggy box office run reminiscent of Jordan Peele’s GET OUT.
Tom Cruise, Disney’s first major 2000s era nostalgia event, and another smartly timed Angel Studios release could combine to rival some of the great Memorial Day box office hauls.
The top “original” vampire movie box office opening (so, not TWILIGHT) belongs to HOTEL TRANSYLVANIA’s $42.5 million 13 years ago. Will Ryan Coogler’s SINNERS take a bite out of that benchmark?
Are FINAL DESTINATION: BLOODLINES and SINNERS the answers to a so-far sluggish year in the horror genre?
