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‘Backrooms', ‘Obsession' Box Office Run; ‘Scary Movie' Eyes No. 1 Spot

Scary Movie is opening wide this weekend, earning an impressive $7.7 million over Thursday night previews at 2,800 locations.

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Box Office: Scary Movie's $X Million, Masters of Universe $4M Previews

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Box Office: 'Scary Movie' $7.7M, 'Masters of the Universe' $4.4M Previews

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‘Backrooms’ Projected To Drop 67% In Business At Weekend 2 Box Office

The reboot of the Wayans Bros.’ horror spoof Scary Movie is scaring away Backrooms after one week at the top of the domestic box office.

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Backrooms Horror Movie Sets Huge Box Office Record for A24

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'Backrooms,' 'Obsession' Box Office Explained by Jason Blum, James Wan

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Kane Parsons talks "Backrooms" success and why he doesn't want to embrace AI

At just 20 years old, director Kane Parsons is making movie history.

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Backrooms Movie Director Kane Parsons Hopes To Adapt This Outstanding Video Game

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Kane Parsons gives Jimmy Fallon advice on how to survive 'Backrooms'

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Dizzying wrongness in an endless maze - An NC 'Backrooms' review

"Backrooms (2026)" granted Parsons, 20, the title of the youngest person to direct a No. 1 global box office hit.

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‘Backrooms’ Ending Explained: All of Your Questions Answered About the Horror Hit's Wild Final Act

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Jimmy Fallon Urges ‘Backrooms’ Director to Forget Formal Training After Horror Hit: ‘Whatever You’re Doing Is Working’ | Video

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Scary Movie 6 North American box office: Poised to deliver the horror-comedy series' biggest debut ever

Scary Movie 6 North America Box Office: Opening Weekend Update ( Photo Credit – YouTube ) Scary Movie 6 received mixed reviews from the critics in the early reviews. But the opening weekend tracking for the upcoming movie is quite strong.

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'The Amazing Digital Circus' Leads Thursday Box Office With $7.8 Million

Fathom/Glitch's "The Amazing Digital Circus: The Last Act" was the top grossing film at the box office on Thursday night, just edging out Paramount/Miramax's "Scary Movie" with $7.8 million grossed from preview screenings at 2,