After several hard fails at the box office for the horror movie genre (Dr. Sleep, The Grudge, The Turning, Black Christmas for example), scary movies are back on top. Deadline reports that Elizabeth Moss’ The Invisible Man raked in a solid $26 million on its opening weekend at 3,610 North American locations. Blumhouse can notch another win in their horror film notebook. The production company is responsible for Get Out, the new Halloween, The Purge, Insidious, Paranormal Activity, and many more. The Invisible Man is a remake of the 1933 film of the same name. The film’s budget was only $7 million, meaning the studio is swimming in profit already. This remake follows Moss, who is haunted by an ex-boyfriend that everyone assumes is dead. 

Sonic the Hedgehog, which has been in the top position for the past two weeks, will finish second to The Invisible Man with roughly $15 million this weekend. Call of the Wild, starring Harrison Ford, looks to lock down third place with $13 million. Sony’s Bad Boys For Life, which debuted last month, is set to hit the $400 million mark this weekend. A fourth film is currently in the works. Will Smith and Martin Lawrence delivered the best film in the franchise and look rejuvenated for a round four.

Sonic the Hedgehog pulled in $26.7 million at the box office this weekend, edging out The Call of the Wild in a narrow victory, according to Deadline.

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The successful weekend brings Sonic’s total earnings up to $107 million since its opening ten days ago. The film stars Jim Carey, Ben Schwartz, and James Marsden in a big-screen adaptation of the classic video game of the same name. So far, it’s been met with mixed to positive reviews, currently holding 63% on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Call of the Wild earned $24.8M, capping it off with a second-place finish. This adaptation of Jack London’s iconic book of the same name stars Harrison Ford and is also seeing mixed to positive reviews. It currently maintains the same score as Sonic on Rotten Tomatoes with 63%.

Margot Robbie’s highly-anticipated Birds of Prey landed at third with only $7 million in its third weekend in theaters. This week’s output brings the film’s total to $72.3 million, still under its budget of $97.1 million. Birds of Prey has performed better with critics, but still only boasts a 78% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

For a full breakdown of the box office figures and more updates as the official numbers continue Sunday night, head to Deadline.

Sonic The Hedgehog cruised to the finish line, easily securing the top spot at the box office this weekend with earning at $57 million in North America and $100 million globally, according to Variety.

By the end of the long weekend, expectations predict Sonic will finish with $68-70 million. This is all good news for Paramount as the film cost $87 million to make and was hit with a 3-month delay to completely redesign the titular character after fans protested his appearance in the original trailer.

“The consumer always determines what is right and what is wrong. They made their voices clear, and we listened,” said Chris Aronson, Paramount’s president of domestic distribution, of the character redesign. “This movie exceeded [audience’s] expectations. That’s a testament to that reset and terrific performances by Jim Carrey and the entire cast.”

The film stars Jim Carrey, James Marsden, and Ben Schwartz and is directed by Jeff Fowler.

Parasite saw a major boost of $5.5 million this weekend after its historic Oscar win. By the end of the weekend, its project to earn $6.6 million. That’s a 234% increase in ticket sales from before the Oscars. This is the biggest post-Oscars increase for a film in the last 10 years.

For more box office results head to Variety.