Master of Horror Movies

Scary Movie tops box office, slaying Masters of Universe

'Scary Movie' opens to $ million, 'Masters of the Universe' fumbles

It’s a horror trifecta. Paramount’s “Scary Movie” ruled at box office with $55 million in its opening weekend, extending an unexpected streak for, well, scary movies in the height of summer movie season.

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Masters Of The Universe Is A Master Of Disaster At The Box Office With Weak $29.3 Million Opening

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'Scary Movie' tops box office, slaying 'Masters of the Universe' and adding to low-budget streak

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Spoilers! How 'Scary Movie' pulled off that surprise opening cameo

Spoilers! We're diving into details about the biggest surprises and cameos in "Scary Movie" (in theaters now), so turn away if you haven't seen it and don't want to know.

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‘Scary Movie’ and the Art of the Pop Culture Gag

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Best Horror of June 2026: ‘Scary Movie’ Returns, Spielberg Revisits Aliens, Javier Bardem Tackles Another Villain Role and More

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Horror Rules the Box Office With Record ‘Scary Movie’ Opening

Scary Movie is the sixth installment in a film franchise that began more than two and a half decades ago and has made over $100 million globally to date.

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Box Office: ‘Scary Movie’ Starts Strong With $24.7 Million on Friday; ‘Masters of the Universe’ Takes Second With $11.7 Million

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‘Scary Movie’ Roars Around The Globe With Franchise Best $105M WW Opening; ‘Masters Of The Universe’ No Muscle With $54M WW – Global Box Office

‘Masters of the Universe’ has otherworldly opening, lands in No. 1 spot

“Masters of the Universe” was No. 1 at the box office on its opener Friday, raking in over $11.75 million, according to Box Office Mojo. The flick, which The Post called a “kooky toy movie,” is based on the figures like He-Man and Skeletor, which Mattel released in the early ’80s.

Why ‘Masters Of The Universe’ Streaming Release Will Likely Echo ‘Project Hail Mary’

The new He-Man movie "Masters of the Universe" is off to a rough start at the box office, which means it may not take the original path to streaming that most Amazon MGM Studios releases do.