Box: Just how little are these women?

1. Night School - $28m / $28m / $90m
2. Small Foot - $25m / $25m / $90m
3. The House With a Clock In Its Walls - $15m / $47.5m / $85m
4. Hell Fest - $7m / $7m / $16m
5. A Simple Favor - $6.5m / $43m / $60m
6. The Nun - $5m / $108.5m / $120m
7. The Predator - $4m / $48m / $56m
**Crazy Rich Asians - $4m / $165.5m / $178m
9. White Boy Rick - $2.5m / $22m / $27m
10. Peppermint - $2m / $34m / $38m
**Little Women - $1.5m / $1.5m / $4m

A promising weekend before a strong October slate! Night School and Small Foot will wage a strong battle for the top spot, though both will do very respectable numbers. Hell Fest looks like a non-starter and will only be helped - if it is - by how strong the genre is right now. Little Women is barely being released wide so it probably won't make the top 10. House With a Clock In Its Wall did very well last weekend and hopefully won't be too crushed by the other family film opening this weekend. I'm all for more family-friendly Halloween themed movies. I know, I've said this before. Meanwhile, A Simple Favor is showing some very nice legs. Blake is really getting good at these modestly budgeted, $50-60m grossers.