Reel to Real: Gen Z Turns Out for 'Scary Movie,' Rebuffs He-Man

Howdy, folks! After last weekend's monumental box office run, in which Gen Z filmmakers Kane Parsons and Curry Barker toppled Star Wars, there was plenty of interest in what would happen this weekend. Spoiler alert: The numbers are pretty great across the board. Here are the highlights: "Backrooms" dropped 68% to $26 million, expected given it's a piece of IP. But still enough to make Parsons' horror film A24's highest-grossing movie ever, with a stunning $212 million worldwide after just two weeks against a $10 million budget. Barker's "Obsession" had its first drop at . . .