Resident Evil North America Box Office: From Beating Scary Movie 6 To Closing In On Disclosure Day & Scream 7, The Horror Hit Keeps Rising!

Esita Mallik October 3, 2026 2 min read

Resident Evil North America Box Office: From Beating Scary Movie 6 To Closing In On Disclosure Day & Scream 7, The Horror Hit Keeps Rising!

Resident Evil is climbing the charts swiftly as it surpasses Scary Movie 6 at the North American box office. The movie is now inches away from surpassing Steven Spielberg’s Disclosure Day domestically. It is also inches away from surpassing the domestic haul of Scream 7, which the film is expected to achieve this weekend. Keep scrolling for the numbers.

Resident Evil crossed the $100 million mark domestically a few days back

The Zach Cregger-helmed reboot movie crossed the $100 million milestone at the North American box office a few days ago. The horror movie remained at #1 in its second week as well, despite Avengers: Endgame Encore. It collected $1.78 million on its second Thursday at the North American box office. It has a solid hold at the box office, declining by 46.2% from last Thursday. In 14 days, the film has hit the $112.4 million cume at the domestic box office.

Resident Evil surpasses Scary Movie 6

According to Box Office Mojo, Resident Evil has surpassed the domestic haul of Scary Movie 6. For the unversed, Scary Movie 6 rebooted the franchise and was released earlier this year. It collected $108.3 million at the North American box office during its original run, a figure surpassed by Resident Evil in about 21 days.

The film is expected to beat two more horror movies at the North American box office this weekend. The Zach Cregger-helmed movie is inches away from beating Disclosure Day and Scream 7. Steven Spielberg-helmed Disclosure Day collected just $116.6 million domestically. Also, the video game adaptation is inches away from beating Scream 7, which collected $121.9 million in its run. The horror reboot is set to beat both films in its 3rd weekend domestically.

More about the movie

According to the latest numbers, the Zach Cregger movie stands at $206.4 million worldwide cume. The film is on track to become the franchise’s top grosser and will eventually cross the $300 million milestone worldwide. Resident Evil was released in the theaters on September 18.