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Indie Horror 'Good Boy' Fetches $5.1M as Zaslav's Warner Bros. Shake-Up Looms
12 Oct
Summary
- IFC's 'Good Boy' holds strong in week 2 with $1.6M 4-day gross
- Roadside Attractions' 'Kiss of the Spider Woman' debuts with $918.8K
- Paramount braces for impact as David Zaslav's Warner Bros. changes take effect
In the entertainment landscape as of October 12, 2025, several notable events are unfolding. The indie horror film 'Good Boy,' distributed by IFC, is holding strong in its second week, grossing an estimated $1.6 million over the 4-day weekend and reaching a cumulative total of $5.1 million. This performance marks the label's second-best weekend hold after 'Late Night With The Devil' in 2024, indicating the film's continued box office success.
Elsewhere, Roadside Attractions' 'Kiss of the Spider Woman,' starring Jennifer Lopez, made its debut, grossing $918.8K at 1,330 theaters. This wide release for an indie film is a testament to the growing demand for diverse cinematic offerings.
However, the industry is also bracing for the impending changes at Warner Bros. under the leadership of David Zaslav. As Zaslav's "chickens come home to roost," the ripple effects are expected to be felt across the entertainment landscape, particularly at Paramount, where David Ellison's team is closely monitoring the situation.
