Warner Bros.’ horror- and horror-adjacent dominance over September records will extend further this weekend, while Disney counters with one of the most successful musicals of all time.
Zach Cregger’s genre breakout will be unrivaled in its second frame as NOBODY 2 enters an already crowded male-driven movie market.
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.
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?
Pacing for $2.5 million+ in Thursday domestic previews, will Warner Bros. and Bong Joon-ho’s spring tentpole bring a brief lift to another between-seasons (albeit, mostly expected) box office slump?
Will the Momoa/Black-led adaptation of a popular Gen Z video game phenom bring out casuals in early spring?
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Warner Bros.’ Dominance of Early September Horror Hits Looks to Extend with Michael Keaton and Tim Burton’s Long-Awaited, Cult Classic Follow-Up
The MCU Blockbuster Will Rule Again, Universal’s Late Summer Breakout Should Stabilize, and Shyamalan’s Return Shows Encouraging Signals
DESPICABLE ME 4 Remains on Pace for a $100M+ 5-Day Launch Next Week, While TWISTERS and DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE Continue to Drive Long-Lead Pre-Sales
