US Edition'Regretting You' Barely Ekes Out a Win in Worst Weekend of the Year at the Box Office
Regretting You led a Halloween box office slump with $8.1 million, marking the lowest Halloween weekend in 31 years amid no major horror releases, industry data shows.
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Box Office Report: 'Regretting You' Slumps to Top Spot In Record Weak Halloween Weekend
Ooft, it was a bad week for the box office. It was the lowest-grossing Halloween weekend in 31 years, according to The Hollywood Reporter (excluding 2020, when COVID shutdowns were in place). In fairness, there weren't any major new releases,...
'Regretting You' barely ekes out a win in worst weekend of the year at the box office
The latest adaptation of a novel by romance maven Colleen Hoover couldn't save this Halloween weekend from cashing out as the worst in over 30 years.Jessica Miglio / Paramount Pictures McKenna Grace and Mason Thames in 'Regretting You'Halloween weekend was a blood bath for the box office this year.The cumulative $42.8 million grossed by the weekend's 10 top performing films represents the lowest figure of the year, and the worst turnout in over …
Studios avoided releasing major new films because the holiday fell on a Friday. Instead, there were several re-releases, including "Back to the Future," celebrating its 40th anniversary, and the Netflix phenomenon "K-Pop Demon Hunters."
Trick, not Treat, in very slow Halloween Box Office weekend
There were no treats for theater chain owners. The domestic box office stumbled to $49.8M, the lowest weekend of 2025. You have to go back 20 months—to Feb. 9–11, 2024’s Super Bowl frame at $37.0M—to find a softer result. Halloween landing on Friday didn’t help; siphoning traffic from what’s usually the second-strongest day of the frame, Friday showtimes took a hit. Last year, with Halloween on Thursday, the comparable Fri–Sun (Nov. 1–3) reached…
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