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Sir Anthony Hopkin's THE RITE Tops This Weekends Box Office
Horror is number one at the box office this weekend and that is never a bad thing in our book. Taking home $15 million domestically this weekend was the latest forary into the booming "exorcism" genre that has really been hit or miss lately. It's tough to make any film that will instantly get compared to the forever great THE EXCORCIST...
In what may come as a bit of a surprise to some, the seventh entry and supposed "Final Chapter" of the SAW series eased its way into #1 at this weekends box office. SAW 3D earned $24.2 million during the three days beginning on Friday and although not a dominate number, was enough to take the "holiday" war...
Topping the pack in early box office estimate numbers (23 million) is none other that the little handheld movie that could Lionsgate's THE LAST EXORCISM. The low budget horror show (reportedly made for less than a couple million), shot documentary style, looks like just the scare audiences were looking for this late in the summer...
Weekend box office numbers are in and Tony Stark clawed his way to a victory over Freddy Krueger. Of course it comes as no surprise that Warner Bros. remake of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" would fall to the mighty giant that is "Iron Man 2", how large it feel may be a bit harder to swallow...
Somewhere right now girls are jumping rope with glee. Though critically blasted the return of Freddy Krueger to the masses proved more than successful bringing in a whopping $32.2 million at 3,332 locations, proving that the "Nightmare" is more than back on "Elm Street"...
"A little early" you say? Well not exactly! With the last week of the spring box office coming to an end we have the A Nightmare on Elm Street remake taking on the kid friendly Furry Vengeance. Usually when paired against a rate "R" film the "PG" will often succeed but early estimates show a strong box office number for "Nightmare"...
Martin Scorsese's $80 million 
We know this isn't horror but it's extremely HUGE movie news that we simply couldn't pass up. Titanic has held the number #1 spot in the domestic box office since 1997. For over 12 years Titanic seemed so out of reach with Star Wars being closest until 2008's Dark Knight made a run at the title. Still Titanic hung onto a lead that many thought to be unreachable. Who could topple it? Ironic that James Cameron would be the man to beat his own record...
I'm sure you slasher fans have always wanted to see your favorite killer icons go head to head in a blood bath to the death. Well, Horrorbid can deliver the goods . . . sort of, ok not really. Still, we like to crunch the box office numbers every now and again and sometimes we're surprised by the results. See which slasher icon dominates your wallets!
What a year for Horror! 2009 is about to close but before that happens we thought we'd tally up the '09 Horror Movie Box Office leaders. No more this movie is better than that movie crap. The numbers are in and your money has spoken. Was Megan Fox's body hot enough to take the number one spot or does it sparkle? We're sticking with domestic totals but feel free to jump over to boxofficemojo.com for worldwide totals. 
Very few movies are lucky enough to bring in 100 million dollars at the box office. Even fewer of them are horror. Divide that number into a fraction we can't even comprehend when you talk about an $11,000 indie horror film that just joined the likes of mega Hollywood blockbusters! Does the horror community have a pulse? Ummm Yeah....
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