“Barbie” is still partying on its second week in theaters and raked in $29 million on Friday alone.
, which stars notable names like Jamie Lee Curtis, Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito and Rosario Dawson, part of a “haunted franchise.”Notable actors like Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rosario Dawson and Tiffany Haddish star in Disney’s “Haunted Mansion.”The supernatural horror film “Talk to Me,” which was also released on Friday, came in fourth with a roughly $4.2 million take.
It is the directorial debut of twin brothers from Australia, Danny and Michael Philippou, who run a YouTube channel filled with comedy-horror videos.Share this article:
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