‘Scream 7’ Becomes Franchise’s Top Earner With $176.9 Million Worldwide
Strong turnout driven by nostalgia for Neve Campbell propelled the film past the series record.
Overview
- Scream 7 has grossed $176.9 million globally, including $106.5 million in the U.S. and $70.4 million overseas, surpassing the 1996 original’s $173 million.
- It crossed $100 million at the North American box office in roughly two weeks following a record franchise debut.
- Industry estimates indicate the film has exceeded its break-even point on a reported $45 million budget, with one analysis suggesting returns about 36% above that threshold.
- The Scream franchise’s lifetime box office has climbed to about $1.09 billion, placing it among a small group of horror series to reach the milestone.
- Box-office strength continues despite low critic scores and well-publicized production upheaval, while coverage notes active sequel discussions with no official greenlight as Kevin Williamson signals he may step back.