That’s a scary-good start for the 30-year-old property, and one that greatly improves upon the opening of 2023’s “Scream VI,” which previously held the domestic opening weekend benchmark with $44.4 million. “Scream 7” collected another $33.1 million overseas, bringing its global tally to $97.2 million. Although this entry carries the biggest budget of the series at $45 million, it’ll easily turn a profit in its theatrical run.
“This is sensational business,” says David A. Gross, who runs the movie consulting firm Franchise Entertainment Research. “Smashing records is always good.”
“Scream 7” marks Paramount’s first No. 1 release in 12 months, since last March’s action comedy “Novocaine.” The box office win, after a long drought for the studio, comes days after Paramount…
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