Resident Evil Reaches $399.99M Worldwide, $600K Behind Backrooms
Sony and Constantin's Resident Evil has earned $399.99 million globally after seven weekends, with China its top market at $71.4 million.
Resident Evil has earned $399.99 million worldwide after seven weekends in theaters, according to comingsoon.net. The total splits into $157.4 million domestic and $242.6 million international.
The film sits roughly $600,000 behind Backrooms, which has grossed $400.6 million worldwide. Backrooms debuted on May 29, 2026.
Over the past weekend, Resident Evil added $10 million globally across 66 markets and more than 21,500 screens. China is the film's top market with $71.4 million, ahead of the UK at $19.4 million and Japan and Mexico tied at $12.7 million.
The film is the third-highest-grossing horror movie ever in China and the biggest installment in the franchise worldwide. It remains $30 million behind The Exorcist's lifetime gross of $430 million.
IMAX collected $6 million globally over the weekend, with Resident Evil contributing $900,000.
Quick answers
How much has Resident Evil grossed worldwide?
Resident Evil has earned $399.99 million worldwide after seven weekends, split between $157.4 million domestic and $242.6 million international.
What is Resident Evil's biggest market?
China is the film's top market with $71.4 million, ahead of the UK at $19.4 million and Japan and Mexico tied at $12.7 million.
How does Resident Evil compare to Backrooms at the box office?
Backrooms has grossed $400.6 million worldwide, putting it about $600,000 ahead of Resident Evil.