Resident Evil continues its strong run at the North American box office, with Zach Cregger’s horror reboot crossing the $112 million mark after 14 days. The film has also moved ahead of Scary Movie 6 domestically and is closing in on the reported theatrical totals of Disclosure Day and Scream 7.
The movie crossed the $100 million milestone in North America earlier this week and maintained the top position during its second week, despite the release of Avengers: Endgame Encore.
On its second Thursday, Resident Evil earned approximately $1.78 million in North America. The figure represented a 46.2% decline compared with the previous Thursday, indicating a relatively steady hold during its second week.
After 14 days, the film’s cumulative domestic collection stands at approximately $112.4 million. Its continued performance has placed it among the notable horror releases in the North American market this year.
Resident Evil is directed by Zach Cregger, who has taken over the franchise for this reboot. Its progress against other recent releases has also kept attention on its second-week theatrical performance.
With the film already past the $100 million mark, its next box-office milestones will depend on how well it holds during the weekend. Based on the reported figures, it is approaching the domestic totals of Disclosure Day and Scream 7 while continuing to build its North American run.
