This year has seen horror films not just scaring audiences, but also delivering serious return on investment. Take Weapons (2025) for example: made for around $38 million in production, it has grossed about $260.9 million worldwide ($148.3m domestic + $112.6m international). That’s nearly 7× its budget. Opening weekend alone brought in $43.5 million domestically, showing a strong start. Another big success is The Conjuring: Last Rites (The Conjuring 4). Its budget was about $

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners isn’t just a cinematic achievement — it’s a cultural phenomenon. Since its release on April 18, 2025, the film has captivated audiences, grossing over $247.7 million worldwide. This impressive performance underscores a growing appetite for films that blend entertainment with profound social commentary. Set in 1932 Mississippi, Sinners follows twin brothers, portrayed by Michael B. Jordan, as they confront a supernatural evil rooted in their hometown’s d

Horror has long been one of the most popular and profitable genres in cinema, consistently delivering strong box office returns.

Horror films have consistently outperformed most genres in terms of return on investment (ROI).

Horror is more than just a genre designed to shock and thrill, it’s a powerful tool to explore the darker sides of human nature and society.