The Possession has won the top spot in the US box office for the second week in a row.
Starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Kyra Sedgwick, the horror film led a dismal fall weekend, bringing in $9.5 million and raising its total gross to $33.3 million.
Lawless, Shia LaBeouf’s 1920s crime drama, managed to hold on to its place at number two, earning $6 million.
Bradley Cooper’s latest drama The Words made just $5 million in ticket sales, debuting at third place, while The Expendables 2 dropped one place to number four with $4.75 million.
Rounding out the top ten are political comedy The Campaign at number eight with $3.5 million, The Dark Knight Rises with an additional $3 million to its $437 million total gross at number nine, and the documentary 2016: Obama’s America at ten with $3 million.
This is the lowest-grossing weekend at the US box office since 2008, with no film managing to break the $10 million mark.
The US box office top ten:
1. (1) The Possession – $9,500,000
2. (2) Lawless – $6,002,000
3. (-) The Words – $5,000,000
4. (3) The Expendables 2 – $4,750,000
5. (4) The Bourne Legacy – $4,000,000
6. (5) ParaNorman -$3,830,000
7. (6) The Odd Life of Timothy Green – $5,880,000
8. (8) The Campaign – $3,530,000
9. (7) The Dark Knight Rises – $3,285,000
10. (9) 2016: Obama’s America – $3,281,000