Credit: Andrew Eccles/Universal Pictures(NEW YORK) — Halloween topped the box office for the second week in-a-row, delivering an estimated $32 million. The sequel to the 1978 horror classic has now earned over $126 million stateside, and adds $25.6 million overseas, to bring its worldwide totals to upwards of $172 million.
A Star is Born continues its impressive run, holding down the number two spot with an estimated $14.1 million weekend. That brings its total domestic earnings to almost $149 million. The fourth and latest remake of the 1937 film grabbed another $17.6 overseas, bringing its global tally to more than $253 million.
Venom, in its fourth week of release, holds on to third place with an estimated $10.8 million domestic haul. Worldwide, the film has topped the $500 million mark, after earning an estimated $17.3 million internationally. Fourth place belongs to Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, which earned an estimated $7.5 million.
It’s not until fifth place that we find the first of this weekend’s new major releases, the Gerard Butler-led action thriller Hunter Killer, earning a disappointing an estimated $6.65 million.
Suspiria — the supernatural horror film, starring Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Mia Goth, Jessica Harper and Chloë Grace Moretz — raked in an estimated $179,806 from just two theaters in its debut weekend, for a record breaking $89,903 per screen average.
Here are the top 10 movies from Friday through Sunday, with estimated domestic box office earnings:
1. Halloween, $32 million
2. A Star Is Born, $14.1 million
3. Venom, $10.8 million
4. Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, $7.5 million
5. Hunter Killer, $6.65 million
6. The Hate U Give, $5.1 million
7. First Man, $4.9 million
8. Smallfoot, $4.75 million
9. Night School, $3.255 million
10. Mid90s, $3 million
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