Five Nights At Freddy's "wins" the box office again
The video game adaptation had a massive drop-off after its huge opening weekend, but still beat out Taylor Swift and Martin Scorsese

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Blumhouse’s Five Nights At Freddy’s adaptation has triumphed at the box office for the second week in a row—albeit for a definition of “triumph” that has a whiff of the ol’ Pyrrhic victory to it. Variety reports that the PG-13 horror flick suffered a pretty tremendous 76 percent drop in box office returns from its first week in theaters to its second, bringing in just $19.4 million this weekend. Some critics have pointed to the film’s simultaneous streaming release on the paid tiers of Peacock as a big factor in the fall, after diehard fans swarmed the theaters to see the movie together last week.