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Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 stands alone on the big screens this Christmas holiday season as the only true horror flavor among shiny festive releases, and it feels almost gossip-worthy because many felt the film might sink the moment four major titles arrived last Friday, including James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash. The critics had already kept their sharp knives ready, yet audiences in the United States kept walking into theatres for a slice of chill in the middle of a happy season.
Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 Box Office Performance: Holds Strong In Over 3,000 Screens
The film has already crossed a huge victory line worldwide with more than $200 million in the bank. The domestic haul stands at $112.9 million (as per Box Office Mojo) while the international haul stands at $93.3 million, sending a proud message across markets. The production budget lived between $36-51 million, so every extra million now feels like a sweet dessert. Even after losing 567 theatres last Friday, the movie somehow keeps its ground in more than 3,000 theatres across the US.
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 Box Office Summary
- Domestic – $112.9 million
- International – $93.3 million
- Worldwide – $206.3 million
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The horror sequel endured sharp criticism, yet its opening weekend spoke power, grabbing the second largest horror opening of 2025 with $64 million, sitting right behind The Conjuring: Last Rites. The second weekend brought $19.3 million, the third weekend delivered $7.6 million, with big weekend drops and a shrinking theatre count.
This week, however, started with steady energy. Monday delivered $1.6 million, a 32.1% drop compared to Sunday’s $2.4 million, but still a healthy 14.9% rise over the previous Monday’s $1.4 million. Tuesday smiled even brighter with $1.9 million, only a tiny 2.9% slip from last Tuesday’s $2 million, which paints a picture of stability during heavy holiday competition filled with massive names and glittering hype.
Five Nights At Freddy’s 2 Beats The Grudge & Enters Top 25 Horror Films List
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 has officially moved past the 2004 Japanese American horror hit The Grudge, which earned $110 million domestically. As a result, the film has entered the top 25 domestic horror movies of all time in the US, sliding into the 24th position with a proud grin.
Now, with steady weekday pulls and a loyal fan base, the animatronic nightmare keeps humming through Christmas lights and winter breaks, proving fear still sells during the happiest season of the year.
Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers have not been independently verified by Koimoi.
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