
Weekend Box Office Recap: Other Mommy Scares Up No. 1 as Horror Keeps Owning 2026
Other Mommy opened No. 1 with $27.5M domestic and $45.2M worldwide, giving horror another 2026 win as Verity held strong and The Social Reckoning flopped.
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Other Mommy opened No. 1 with $27.5M domestic and $45.2M worldwide, giving horror another 2026 win as Verity held strong and The Social Reckoning flopped.

Avengers: Endgame Encore returned to No. 1 with $26M domestic, while Resident Evil held strong and three new releases made the top five in a crowded late-September frame.

Verity opened No. 1 with $32.6M domestic, while Tom Cruise’s costly Digger bombed and Resident Evil, Heart of the Beast, and Primetime kept holding strong.