Overview
- The Warner Bros./New Line release opened to an estimated $83 million domestically and $187 million worldwide, a series best that ranks as the third-largest domestic horror launch, with a record $104 million from 66 overseas markets and a robust day one in India of about Rs 18 crore.
- Opening day hit roughly $34.6 million, including $8.5 million in Thursday previews, marking the highest single-day start in the Conjuring universe.
- The result blew past industry forecasts of roughly $35–65 million, positioning the $55 million production for strong profitability.
- Reception split showed a B CinemaScore and stronger audience scores versus mid-50s critics’ ratings on Rotten Tomatoes, leaving weekend-two holds as a key test.
- Marketed as the final mainline case for Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga’s Ed and Lorraine Warren, the broader Conjuring universe remains under consideration for future expansion.