WWE Studios’ Oculus performed adequately in its opening weekend, taking in $12 million. The film, which WWE partnered with Relativity and Blumhouse Productions to bring to theaters after it premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival, has held solid reviews but had a disappointing C CinemaScore. That CinemaScore is right in line with the previous two horror films to open this year in Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones and Devil’s Due. Those films opened at $18.3 million and $8.3 million respectively, and finished out at $32.4 million and $15.8 million.
Assuming that Oculus follows the same trend, it should finish with around $22 million domestically or so which will be a solid profit for a film budgeted at around $5 million.
100% DIRECT LINK (PHOTOS): The Rock At Age 15 – HAHAHAHA!!!!!
More on AEW Dynamite Week 266 Viewership – Nov. 6, 2024, Dynamite Week 265 Update, Rampage Week 167 – Nov. 1, Collision Week 68 – Nov. 2
WWE: Two Iron Survivor Qualifying Matches & More Set for 11/12 NXT Show, Rhea Ripley on “WWE Women Have Overcome A Lot Of Obstacles That Were Put In The Way”, Lance Anoa’i Update
ROH TV Taping Spoilers for Future Episode – NJPW Talents Make Return Appearances
