Primetime’s second weekend domestic gross landed squarely in the 7-9 million range after a reported $8 million haul, a -58 percent drop from its $18.8 million debut that pushed the A24 title past $34 million total. Traders converged on this outcome because the Robert Pattinson-led true-crime thriller maintained solid per-theater averages around $2,764 across nearly 2,900 screens, buoyed by strong Gen Z turnout and positive word-of-mouth that offset mixed B CinemaScore results. The film’s modest $15 million budget and efficient hold positioned it well ahead of typical A24 openers, while competition from higher-profile releases like Verity and Resident Evil limited upside. An upset into the 5-7 million or sub-5 million brackets would require steeper-than-expected drops or major revisions in final tracking data, scenarios that appear unlikely given early studio and aggregator reports confirming the $8 million figure.