Apart from being the top-rated film globally, “Weapons” doesn’t seem to be wrapping up its success anytime soon, as Zach Cregger hints at a potential sequel.
In a recent interview, the director shared that he’s been brainstorming another concept within the same universe.
What does Zach Cregger say about the Weapons sequel?
Cregger shared with Variety another concept he’s quite enthusiastic about regarding the world,”
Or, more casually:
“Cregger expressed to Variety his excitement over a fresh idea for something in this world.
The director intends to work on the Resident Evil series next, indicating that he likely won’t revisit the Weapons universe for some upcoming films.
Cregger mentioned that he won’t be doing it soon or likely after his upcoming film, but he hopes to witness it on the big screen someday,” is a natural and easy-to-read paraphrase of the original statement.
Although it might take some time, the film’s success at the box office indicates that the public is eager for additional installments.
Weapons sequel rumor:
THR adds:
According to various reports, Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema, known for producing “Weapons,” have begun discussions with Cregger regarding the production of a prequel that delves into the backstory of the enigmatic aunt character who mysteriously appears in town.
Weapons Sets New August Horror Record
On Monday, a horror film raked in an impressive $5.2 million – marking the highest single-day gross for a horror movie in August. This figure surpasses both The Sixth Sense’s earnings of $4.35 million and New Line’s Annabelle: Creation’s take of $3.6 million on their respective Mondays.
The movie earned an impressive $43.5 million during its initial weekend, setting a new record as the top August opening for a horror film.
The production cost for these weapons amounts to approximately $38 million. To reach a point where the investment is recovered, around $95 million is needed, a milestone that is expected to be achieved during the second week.
Strong Weekday Holds and Second Weekend Outlook
On Monday, the film’s performance surpassed the initial Mondays of “Final Destination: Bloodlines” ($5M), “Get Out” ($4.1M), “28 Years Later” ($2.8M), and “Five Nights at Freddy’s” ($4M). Tuesday is projected to earn approximately $7M, surpassing the Tuesday earnings of “Get Out” ($4.9M) and “Final Destination: Bloodlines” ($6.1M).
Based on professional predictions, we could witness a decrease of at least 50% in revenue this weekend, amounting to roughly $21 million. However, if positive word-of-mouth persists, there’s a possibility that the performance might be stronger than anticipated.
Read our review here, where we give the flick a 9/10 rating.
Current Box Office Totals As Of Monday
- Domestic: $48,752,085 (60%)
- International: $32,500,000 (40%)
- Worldwide: $81,252,085
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2025-08-13 02:32