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SlashersNo. 4261 · The 2026 edition
Halloween: Resurrection
The terror continues as a new batch of college students falls victim to Michael Myers in a high-tech surveillance nightmare.
Our own summary of the original — the full post and photos live at boxofficemojo.com.
In Halloween: Resurrection, the infamous masked killer Michael Myers returns to Haddonfield, where a group of college students is filming a reality show inside his childhood home. As the night unfolds, the students become trapped and hunted, with live cameras broadcasting their struggle to survive against an unstoppable force.
About this
Box Office Mojo page for Halloween: Resurrection (2002), the eighth Halloween franchise film. It gives the plot synopsis plus full commercial data: distributor, budget, release window, MPAA rating, running time, genres, domestic, international and worldwide grosses, and a day-by-day domestic box office table. The page also links to cast, crew, company and news pages, and to Halloween franchise and Slasher genre rankings.
Facts from the original
- Domestic gross was $30,354,442, 80.6% of the worldwide total.
- International gross was $7,310,413, 19.4% of the worldwide total.
- Worldwide gross was $37,664,855.
- Distributor was Dimension Films.
- Budget was $13,000,000.
- Release date span was Jul 12, 2002 to Oct 31, 2002.
- MPAA rating was R.
- Running time was 1 hr 30 min.
- Genres were Horror and Thriller.
- Opening took $12,292,121 in 1,954 theaters.
- Widest release was 2,094 theaters.
- Friday Jul 12 opening day grossed $4,900,000, ranking 4th.
- Opening three-day total through Jul 14 reached $12,292,121.
- Theater count expanded from 1,954 to 2,094 on Jul 19.
- Theater count fell to 1,884 on Jul 26.
- Cumulative domestic gross through Jul 28, 2002 was $26,941,784.
- Daily box office covers Jul 12 through Jul 28, 2002, days 1 to 17.
- Listed under Halloween franchise and Slasher genre keyword rankings.
From the original
Three years after he last terrorized his sister, Michael Myers confronts her again, before traveling to Haddonfield to deal with the cast and crew of a reality show which is being broadcast from his old home. The film opened in 1,954 theaters on Jul 12, 2002, taking $12,292,121 across its first three days. It played on a $13,000,000 budget and widened to 2,094 theaters. Domestic gross reached $30,354,442 (80.6% of the total) against $7,310,413 internationally (19.4%), for a worldwide total of $37,664,855. Domestic daily figures are tracked from opening day through Jul 28, 2002, showing a first-weekend peak, a second-weekend spike on Jul 19, and steady week-to-week declines thereafter.
