We told you yesterday that the new line Weapons could tip the balance to the Disney past box office Friday more bizarre With an mid -dollars at $ 40 million. Another proof of the Zach Creggerd Iretéd / Write / Product Title’s Heat: Fandango reports that the film is the second best pre-ordeal of 2025 horror tickets behind Sinners at the same time of his sales cycle, and he is ahead of Final destination: lines And 28 years later.
Sinners open to $ 48 million. Warners has the two best openings for horror films this year with new lines Final destination: lines ($ 51.6 million) and Warner Sinners. Fandango reports that Weapons is also the best consideration of horror tickets for all Zach Cregger films, exceeding 2022 Barbarous which opened at $ 10.5 million and ended its race at $ 40.8 million at a production cost of $ 4.5 million.
Just an asterisk with regard to horror preverters: these films can be very busy. The presales for 28 years later I understand that it made an opening of $ 38 million looks like, and Danny Boyle’s film set up at $ 30 million (still one of the best starts for a YTD horror film on this crowded market).
On 49 reviews, Weapons is currently 100% on rotten tomatoes with criticism. Wow. Weapons is reserved in 3,200 theaters armed with Imax and PLF in the evening. Friday more bizarre Will not be shabby in its opening with a start of $ 30 million.
The new line we hear has bought the CREGGER project for nearly $ 42 million (not $ 38 million) for auction. This price includes the cost of production and the costs of realization and writing of Cregger.
“It is not surprising that fans are impatient to see the next story of twisted horror of Zach Cregger with Weapons,,“” said Jerramy Hainline, Vice-President of Fandango. “From the moment we saw the trailer of Cinemacon in April, we knew that we were enjoying it, and it is clear that fans are just as excited for the terrifying journey to come.”
In Weapons, A children’s classroom disappears in a small town in the middle of the night, fleeing their rooms. A father, and a school teacher concerned in the class, played by Josh Brolin and Julia Garner, try to understand what went wrong.
