ScreamMovie has stabbed its way past the $50 million mark in the domestic box office, and over $80 million worldwide.
January, like most years, has been a very dry month for new releases, and it is usually where studios throw awful films they have no confidence in. However, Scream has managed to break that trend and use this empty month to its killer advantage. Even though Spider-Man: No Way Home reclaimed the top spot at the box office this weekend, after a bloody impressive opening weekend, this fifth installment of this iconic slasher series managed to gross another $12.4 million.
This is also just a major win for theaters as we are still in this odd period where films are continuing to get delayed because of the ongoing pandemic. In a time when other horror films like Halloween Kills had a same-day theater and streaming release, Scream reminded us that horror belongs on the big screen and people are still willing to go out and see these movies in theaters.
Scream crossing the $50 million mark domestically and hitting $84 million worldwide should not go unnoticed and for all the latest box office news regarding this blood-soaked sequel, stick with Collider.
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