Resident Evil Nears End of Theatrical Run in Seventh Week
Zach Cregger’s survival-horror film Resident Evil, starring Austin Abrams, has shed roughly 200 theaters as it approaches its final box-office milestone.
Zach Cregger’s survival-horror film Resident Evil, featuring Austin Abrams, is entering the final stages of its theatrical run. According to Collider, the film shed roughly 200 theaters in its seventh week of release as it nears a final worldwide box-office milestone.
The film’s theater count has seen a gradual decline after holding off competing releases for several weeks. Despite the reduction, the project has outperformed both of Cregger’s previous features at the box office.
Cregger previously directed Barbarian, which grossed close to $50 million worldwide on a budget of under $5 million in 2022 and holds a 92% Rotten Tomatoes score. In 2025, he released Weapons, which earned about $270 million worldwide on a $38 million budget, holds a 93% Rotten Tomatoes score, and won an Oscar.
Quick answers
How many theaters did Resident Evil lose in its seventh week?
The film lost roughly 200 theaters compared to its sixth week of release.
How does Resident Evil compare to Cregger's previous films?
The film has outperformed both Barbarian and Weapons at the box office.