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How Much Money Did Insidious: Out of the Further Make at the Box Office This Weekend?

How Much Money Did Insidious: Out of the Further Make at the Box Office This Weekend?

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By: Sam Connon

Ever since Obsession and Backrooms broke out in May, the summer movie season has been a little short on horror movies. So while The Odyssey and Spider-Man: Brand New Day have been shattering box office records, Evil Dead Burn got left in the dust. Insidious: Out of the Further hit theaters on August 21, marking the first Insidious film in three years. So how much business did the sixth installment of the massive horror franchise reel in over its first three days on the big screen?

Here is a breakdown of how Insidious: Out of the Further performed at the box office this past weekend:

Insidious: Out of the Further Box Office

Insidious: Out of the Further made an estimated $25.1 million at the box office between August 21 and August 23. For context, Insidious scored a $13.3 million opening back in 2011, setting the stage for Insidious Chapter 2 to post a $40.3 million opening weekend in 2013. Insidious Chapter 3 went on to open to $22.7 million in 2015, while Insidious: The Last Key opened to $29.6 million in 2018 and Insidious: The Red Door got started with $33.0 million in 2023. Adjusted for inflation, Insidious Chapter 2 owns the franchise’s largest opening at $59.2 million, followed by Insidious: The Last Key at $38.8 million, Insidious: The Red Door at $36.1 million and Insidious Chapter 3 at $32.2 million. The original Insidious opened to an adjusted $20.0 million.

According to DeadlineInsidious: Out of the Further made $3.0 in domestic Thursday night previews. That cash is technically counted as part of the film’s $10.7 million Friday gross. It proceeded to make an estimated $8.7 million on Saturday and $5.8 million on Sunday. Insidious: Out of the Further posted the third-largest domestic opening weekend by a horror movie so far in 2026. Backrooms opened the highest at $81.4 million, followed by Scream 7 at $63.6 million. Insidious: Out of the Further opened above Iron Lung‘s $18.2 million, Evil Dead Burn‘s $13.7 million, Lee Cronin’s The Mummy‘s $13.5 million, 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple‘s $12.5 million and Primate‘s $11.2 million.

Looking beyond the United States and Canada, Insidious: Out of the Further has reeled in an additional $35.0 overseas. In total, the film grossed $60.1 million worldwide over its opening weekend. After the original Insidious grossed $99.9 million globally, Insidious Chapter 2 made $161.9 million, Insidious Chapter 3 made $120.5 million, Insidious: The Last Key made $172.8 million and Insidious: The Red Door made $186.3 million.

Box Office Results (August 21-August 23, 2026)

Here is the top five at the domestic box office from this past weekend:

  1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day – $39.0 million
    • Domestic Gross to Date: $854.9 million (4 weeks)
  2. Insidious: Out of the Further – $25.1 million
    • Domestic Gross to Date: $25.1 million (1 week)
  3. The Odyssey – $19.7 million
    • Domestic Gross to Date: $539.3 million (6 weeks)
  4. PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie – $9.1 million
    • Domestic Gross to Date: $35.4 million (2 week)
  5. The End of Oak Street – $8.8 million
    • Domestic Gross to Date: $37.7 million (2 weeks)

Here is the top five at the worldwide box office from this past weekend:

  1. Spider-Man: Brand New Day – $109.0 million
    • Worldwide Gross to Date: $2.22 billion (4 weeks)
  2. The Odyssey – $87.7 million
    • Worldwide Gross to Date: $1.45 billion (6 weeks)
  3. Insidious: Out of the Further – $60.1 million
    • Worldwide Gross to Date: $60.1 million (1 week)
  4. PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie – $20.7 million
    • Worldwide Gross to Date: $103.5 million (3 weeks)
  5. The End of Oak Street – $20.0 million
    • Worldwide Gross to Date: $85.7 million (2 weeks)

Sam joined DraftKings in 2025 following five years with Sports Illustrated’s “On SI” network. He has covered the UCLA Bruins, New England Patriots, Tampa Bay Rays, MLB, MiLB and NBA, on top of earning awards from the Society of Professional Journalists and College Media Association during his time as a student at UCLA.
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