AQuietPlace2 battles the new Conjuring movie at the box office
with a robust $58 million. In its second outing, ticket sales for “A Quiet Place Part II” are expected to dip around 50% from the weekend prior for a three-day haul around $21 million to $24 million.
As a whole, the seven films in the “Conjuring” universe have been commercially successful because the studio tends to keep production budgets modest. The latest entry carries a price tag around $30 million. That may not matter to audiences. Good, bad or awful, the horror genre is usually a compelling big-screen draw.
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