Resident Evil Nears $400 Million and Is About to Pass Backrooms as 2026’s No. 2 Horror Hit

Resident Evil Is $600,000 Away From Horror History Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil is standing on the edge of a major box office milestone. After seven weekends in theatres, the Sony Pictures reboot has collected a reported $399.99 million worldwide, leaving it roughly $600,000 behind A24’s Backrooms and its $400.6 million global total. At its current … Read more

You Can See Everything Edges Clayface in a Photo-Finish Halloween Weekend at the Box Office

You Can See Everything has pulled off one of the rarest feats in modern box-office history: reaching No. 1 for the first time in its third weekend. A24’s Elizabeth Holmes documentary edged DC Studios’ Clayface by roughly $200,000 over the Halloween weekend of October 30 to November 1, 2026, in a finish so tight that … Read more

Everything Everywhere All at Once Ending Explained: The Bagel, the Choice & the Reunion

Everything Everywhere All at Once ends not with a battle won, but with a family choosing each other. Evelyn Wang rejects the nihilism of the Everything Bagel, pulls her daughter Joy back from oblivion, and returns to her ordinary life — a laundromat, an IRS audit, and a marriage worth saving — having learned that … Read more

Clayface Box Office: DC’s R-Rated Horror Opens to $23-25M and Takes No. 1

DC Studios has a new No. 1 at the box office, and it did not come from a caped crusader. Clayface, the R-rated body-horror spin on the Batman villain, is tracking toward an estimated $23–25 million opening weekend in North America. The film opened on October 23, 2026, in 3,458 theaters. According to industry estimates … Read more

Clayface vs the Elizabeth Holmes Documentary: The Wildest Box Office Weekend of 2026

Red and gold cinema spotlight beams clashing above a vintage movie marquee at night — concept art for the Clayface box office battle

Friday, October 23, 2026, was supposed to be a coronation. DC Studios’ Clayface opens wide in more than 3,400 theaters today, with forecasters projecting a $25–30 million debut. Instead, the weekend has turned into the most unpredictable box-office fight of the year — because a three-hour documentary about disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is expanding … Read more

Street Fighter KOs the Box Office: $31M Domestic Win, $51.1M Worldwide Opening

Two silhouetted fighters facing off in a neon-lit arena, an original illustration for the Street Fighter movie's $31 million box office weekend win

LOS ANGELES — Paramount and Legendary’s Street Fighter opened at No. 1 at the North American box office over the October 16–18 weekend, earning an estimated $31 million from 3,575 theaters — the biggest domestic debut in the franchise’s three-decade, three-film history. With $20.1 million from 66 international markets, the reboot’s global bow reached $51.1 … Read more

Slayground Trailer: A24 Reveals January 2027 Release Date for Jeremy Saulnier’s Haunted-House Horror

Pumpkin-headed scarecrow figure standing at the foggy entrance of a haunted-house attraction at night, concept art for A24's Slayground

A24 has finally put a date on one of the most secretive horror projects in recent memory. On Monday, the studio unveiled a teaser poster for Slayground, the new Jeremy Saulnier film that spent most of its life under the title October — and the poster confirmed the haunted-attraction horror will open in theaters on … Read more

You Can See Everything Box Office: Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Opens to Historic $15M

Empty movie theater with glowing screen during the historic opening weekend of the Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything

The story of Elizabeth Holmes refuses to stop being told — and audiences are still lining up to hear it. A24’s documentary You Can See Everything, co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, earned an estimated $15 million in its opening weekend from just 855 theaters, a near-record debut for a documentary that nearly doubled … Read more

The Smashing Machine Review: Dwayne Johnson’s Best Performance Deserves a Better Film

The Smashing Machine movie review — MMA fighter in the cage

Verdict: 4/5 — The best performance of Dwayne Johnson’s career anchors a gritty, unglamorous sports drama that refuses every cliché of the genre. Benny Safdie directs with bruising intimacy, and Emily Blunt is superb. It’s too punishing and deliberate to be a crowd-pleaser — the box office proved that — but it’s a real film … Read more