WorldPingAfter “Obsession” and “Backrooms” made 2026 a huge year for horror, Jessica Chastain’s “Other Mommy” is looking to continue the trend at the box office this weekend.
The Universal movie, produced by Blumhouse-Atomic Monster, has made $3.
Release schedules, box office and industry deals show where audience attention and studio money are moving next.
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‘Other Mommy’ Scares Up $3.6 Million In Previews, Soft Start For ‘The Social Reckoning’ – Box Office
Box Office: ‘Other Mommy’ Makes $3.6 Million in Previews
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‘Other Mommy’ Grabs $3.6M in Previews as ‘Social Reckoning’ Status Looks Shaky
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WorldPingUniversal Pictures release Other Mommy saw a strong $3.6M from previews beginning at 2pm yesterday from 2,850 theaters. Opens today on 3,365 screens. The Social Reckoning is reckoning with $650k.
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