The slasher pic hopes to revive the classic horror franchise.
It’s also good enough to revive the classic slasher franchise for Paramount and Spyglass, who partnered on the reboot.‘s three-day weekend gross is an estimated $30.6 million, a strong showing considering the omicron variant and another surge in COVID-19 cases.
The movie has younger moviegoers — who have been the most inclined to return to theaters — to thank for its performance. Males led all ticket buyers, but plenty of females turned out as well .opens more than 25 years after Wes Craven’s original film hit the big screen. The new film is the fifth title in the series and a direct sequel to 2011’sa B+ CinemaScore, a good grade for a slasher pic. It also is drawing strong exits.
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