Netflix is set to add Obsession on November 17, while Halloween Ends is currently among the ten most-watched movies on Netflix in the U.S. This article looks at the film’s box-office performance and its place in the streamer’s horror lineup.
Netflix ranking: Halloween Ends is one of the ten most-watched movies on Netflix in the U.S. at the time described.
Box-office total: Halloween Ends earned $105 million worldwide against a reported $20 million budget.
Domestic and overseas: The film made $64 million domestically and $41 million in overseas markets.
Coming to Netflix: Obsession is scheduled to join Netflix on November 17.
Horror movies and Netflix go hand in hand, especially during spooky season. That connection is set to grow with the streamer’s acquisition of Obsession, described as the year’s biggest horror movie and scheduled to arrive on the catalog on November 17. As an awards campaign for Inde Navarrette in the Best Actress category begins to take shape, more viewers will have a chance to see the breakout work of director Curry Barker. Obsession earned widespread critical praise, becoming one of the year’s highest-rated horror films and an outside awards-season contender.
Obsession’s biggest success came at the box office: the film turned a budget of less than $1 million into more than half a billion dollars. During its theatrical run, Obsession became the highest-grossing non-animated original film of the past decade, the highest-grossing original horror movie of this century and the fifth-highest-grossing horror film of all time. Before Obsession arrives on Netflix, Halloween Ends is one of the horror titles drawing viewers to the service.
At the time described, the controversial Halloween Ends is one of the ten most-watched movies on Netflix in the U.S. The conclusion to David Gordon Green’s modern sequel trilogy to John Carpenter’s slasher classic, Halloween Ends marked Jamie Lee Curtis’ final appearance as Laurie Strode, though the film’s reception was mixed. “Halloween Ends seems to be an attempt to give Halloween fans something new, something unique, and something a little different from what they had seen before, and unfortunately, it doesn’t work,” wrote Alyse Wax in Collider’s review at the time.
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Collider QuizWhich Horror Villain Could You Survive?8 Questions · 5 VillainsFive villains, each with a different threat. Your instincts, speed and self-awareness may give you a better chance against one of them than the others. Answer eight questions to find out which villain you might be best equipped to face.The Lineup
Jason Voorhees
Michael Myers
Freddy Krueger
Pennywise
Chucky
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Your instincts, strengths and way of thinking under pressure
point to one villain you may have a fighting chance against. The quiz result is for entertainment; the other villains remain a bad bet.
Friday the 13thJason VoorheesCamp Crystal Lake · Friday the 13th, 1980Relentless, but he never once changes the plan.
Jason is relentless but predictable, and the quiz’s fictional scenario suggests that predictability is the opening you would use.Why You Last Longer
He moves straight toward his target. He does not strategize, adapt or outsmart; he simply pursues.
Your ability to keep moving, use the surroundings and resist panic gives you an advantage in this fictional matchup.
In the Crystal Lake stories, survivors fare better when they stop running in circles and think about terrain, water and distance.
You think in those terms, so Jason would face someone determined not to be where he expects.
From The Collider File
Crystal Lake, the Peacock prequel series, released all eight episodes on October 15, 2026.
Its release ended a 17-year gap, the longest the franchise had gone without a new entry.
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HalloweenMichael MyersHaddonfield, Illinois · Halloween, 1978He is already in the frame. You just have to look.
Michael watches before he moves. He is patient, methodical and difficult to detect until it is too late for anyone who is not paying close attention.Why You Last Longer
You pay attention to details: a shape in the window, a car parked slightly
askew or silence where there should be sound.
Michael’s power comes from blending into ordinary suburbia, where nothing looks wrong until it already is.
Your awareness of space and instinct to map rooms, exits and shadows before you need them mirror Laurie Strode’s strengths.
You are not simply waiting to become a target; you suspect something is wrong and act on that suspicion.
From The Collider File
John Carpenter is producing a new Halloween film with Blumhouse and Miramax.
The 1978 mask was a store-bought Captain Kirk mask, widened at the eyes and painted white.
Checks ExitsNotices FirstHaddonfield
A Nightmare on Elm StreetFreddy KruegerElm Street · A Nightmare on Elm Street, 1984He needs you rattled. You are hard to rattle.
Freddy uses a target’s fears, memories and subconscious against them. His strategy depends on finding someone he can destabilize.Why You Last Longer
You are difficult to destabilize because you can face uncomfortable truths about yourself.
In the Elm Street stories, survivors who understand what is happening choose to face it rather than flee.
Freddy’s power weakens in the story when someone refuses to give in to the fear he exploits.
Your psychological resilience and ability to stay grounded when reality seems unreliable are useful traits in this fictional scenario.
From The Collider File
Paramount set a new A Nightmare on Elm Street in motion in July 2026, with the Wes Craven
estate involved.
Craven based the original on newspaper reports about people so afraid of their nightmares that they refused to fall asleep.
ItPennywiseDerry, Maine · It, 1990It eats fear. You are not serving any.
Pennywise is an ancient shapeshifter that feeds on fear, but the story gives it a key vulnerability: it struggles against someone who truly stops being afraid.Why You Last Longer
The Losers Club survives by facing its fears together and honestly, not because its members are braver than everyone else.
You ask difficult questions and look directly at what frightens you rather than turning away.
Your refusal to let fear fester in the dark is presented as Pennywise’s weakness.
The quiz casts you as a person whose fear gives Pennywise little advantage.
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HBO renewed It: Welcome to Derry for a second season, with Bill Skarsgard returning under the makeup.
The showrunners have said the second season reaches further back, to younger versions of characters from the first season.
Asks Out LoudUnrattledDerry
Child’s PlayChuckyChicago · Child’s Play, 1988Everybody laughs. You are not laughing.
Chucky’s advantage is that people dismiss him until it is too late. He exploits the gap between how something looks and what it is.Why You Last Longer
You take threats seriously regardless of their appearance and do not underestimate something because of its size.
Chucky depends on surprise and the delay between recognition and response; you react quickly.
Your instinct to treat unfamiliar things with skepticism, rather than dismissing them as absurd, is an advantage in this fictional matchup.
Against Chucky, refusing to laugh is already a win, and the quiz suggests you are good at holding back.
From The Collider File
Don Mancini is writing the next Chucky film and plans to direct it himself, with a return to a scarier tone.
Brad Dourif has voiced the doll since 1988 and has said he has no plans to stop.
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How Much Did ‘Halloween Ends’ Make at the Box Office?
Halloween Endsearned mixed reviews but performed strongly at the box office. Against a reported budget of $20 million, the film grossed $105 million worldwide: $64 million domestically and $41 million from overseas markets. The film opened at number one in the domestic rankings, ahead of horror rival Smileduring Halloween season. However, ticket sales fell by 80% by the second weekend, and the film dropped out of the top ten within five weeks.
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Release Date
October 12, 2022
Runtime
111 minutes
Director
David Gordon Green
Writers
David Gordon Green, Danny McBride, Chris Bernier, Paul Brad Logan
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