Box office numbers, DVD sales, and television viewership for the week of June 1 to June 7, 2012.
Piranha 3DD debuts after a long series of delays, although it comes in all the way at #24. This is because it received a very limited release (86 theaters) and went straight to stream on Amazon and Facebook. Men In Black is still doing very well, as is Dark Shadows. Chernobyl Diaries is still kicking ass, considering the budget is rumored to be only $1million. Keyhole looks like it will be ending its run soon…
2 1 Men In Black 3 $39,001,000 (Total: $122,055,000)
8 5 Dark Shadows $5,401,000 (Total: $72,375,000)
9 6 Chernobyl Diaries $4,739,000 (Total: $16,110,000)
24 Piranha 3DD $278,000
31 24 The Cabin In The Woods $175,000 (Total: $41,227,000)
53 43 The Raven $31,000 (Total: $15,803,000)
75 61 Chronicle $6,000 (Total: $64,575,000)
100 96 Keyhole $1,000 (Total: $21,000)
The Daniel Radcliffe period-horror The Woman In Black is in the top three films at the DVD Top 30 Chart. As with other worldwide hits, the release of Men In Black 3 prompted the former two entries to shoot up the chart. The Devil Inside takes a huge dive and I wouldn’t be surprised if this is the last week it’s on the chart.
3 The Woman In Black $3,063,000
10 2 Chronicle $1,532,000 (Total: $5,455,000)
11 4 Underworld: Awakening $1,410,000 (Total: $11,805,000)
17 N/A Men In Black $686,000 (Total: N/A)
18 9 Thor $564,000 (Total: $25,397,000)
22 16 Twilight Dawn 1 $443,000 (Total: $94,005,000)
23 N/A Men In Black 2 $378,000 (Total: N/A)
24 11 The Devil Inside $349,000 (Total: $1,223,000)
Still a lot of reruns. MTV’s hit show, Teen Wolf, returns for season two with lower ratings than the first season premiere. Lost Girl and Eureka are starting to pick up steam with fans.
Castle (rerun) – 5,240,000
Grimm (rerun) – 3,150,000
Eureka – 1,966,000
Teen Wolf – 1,746,000
The Killing – 1,669,000
Lost Girl – 1,354,000
Haunted Collector – 1,161,000
Supernatural (rerun) – 840,000
Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files – 812,000
The Vampire Diaries (rerun) – 500,000
