In our weekly feature, we’re taking a look at the top 10 titles on the Apple TV, Prime Video, and Fandango at Home transactional digital services. These charts are a snapshot and change daily, but we thought it would be interesting to give you a weekly analysis.
After a quiet Halloween week which saw minimal new releases, the studios came back strong in the first week of November. Universal’s BLACK PHONE 2, still drawing an audience in theaters, topped the charts on Fandango at Home and Prime Video. Right behind that Blumhouse title was Aziz Ansari’s GOOD FORTUNE (#2 on Prime Video, #4 on Fandango), giving Lionsgate another digital hit after the success of THE LONG WALK. The two films switched positions on the Apple TV charts, giving GOOD FORTUNE the top spot.
A24’s THE SMASHING MACHINE followed up its disappointing theatrical box-office take with an encouraging digital showing. The Benny Safdie film hit the top ten on all three charts, with a #9 showing on Prime Video, #6 on Apple TV, and #3 on Fandango at Home.
Only one other new release managed to chart: The Magnolia Pictures drama PLAINCLOTHES sits at #51 on Apple TV.
Here are this week’s Top 10s (with last week’s chart positions in parentheses):
- (New) BLACK PHONE 2 – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- Universal continues to reap the benefits of its aggressive PVOD windowing. Despite home viewing availability, the sequel still made $5.3M at the domestic box-office over the weekend.
- (Not Ranked) THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS – $9.99 Sale Only
- A steep price drop shot this Marvel title back up the charts.
- (New) THE SMASHING MACHINE – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- Good start for A24’s wrestling drama. We’ll see if it can hold on to its top ten position in the coming weeks.
- (New) GOOD FORTUNE – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- Comedies are struggling in theaters, but they still have an audience. Good launch for Good Fortune.
- (New) BLACK PHONE – 2 MOVIE COLLECTION – $29.99 Sale Only
- (2) THE LONG WALK – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- Fading a bit, but still hanging in there. This Lionsgate actioner will likely get a second wind when the price drops around Thanksgiving
- (New) PREDATOR – 4 Movie Collection – $17.99 Sale Only
- (Not Ranked) THE CONJURING: LAST RITES – $19.99 Sale / $9.99 Rental
- Speaking of price drops, this sequel bounced back after shedding its premium sticker price.
- (3) GOOD BOY – $19.99 Sale / $9.99 Rental
- IFC’s gotta be over the moon that this low budget indie is still hanging with the big boys. Coming to Shudder on 11/21.
- (Not Ranked) THUNDERBOLTS* – $9.99 Sale / $5.99 Rental
- (New) GOOD FORTUNE – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- A bit of an upset! The comedy beats the horror sequel!
- (New) BLACK PHONE 2 – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- (7) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – THE FINAL RECKONING – $9.99 Sale / $6.99 Rental
- Tom Cruise hanging on to the top ten likes its the wing of a plane. Still no Paramount+ premiere date announcement.
- (4) F1 THE MOVIE – $19.99 Sale
- (2) NOBODY 2 – $14.99 Sale / $5.99 Rental
- Coming to Peacock this week, so we imagine it’ll vanish from the top ten shortly.
- (New) THE SMASHING MACHINE – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- (1) THE CONJURING: LAST RITES – $19.99 Sale / $9.99 Rental
- (5) JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH – $19.99 Sale / $5.99 Rental
- (Not Ranked) THE FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS – $9.99 Sale Only
- (10) THE BAD GUYS 2 – $12.99 Sale / $5.99 Rental
- Coming to Peacock on 11/21, though animated titles tend to show staying power even after their SVOD launches.
- (New) BLACK PHONE 2 – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- (New) GOOD FORTUNE – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- (2) NOBODY 2 – $14.99 Sale / $5.99 Rental
- (1) THE CONJURING: LAST RITES – $19.99 Sale / $9.99 Rental
- (6) THE BAD GUYS 2 – $12.99 Sale / $5.99 Rental
- (3) JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH – $19.99 Sale / $5.99 Rental
- (7) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE – THE FINAL RECKONING – $9.99 Sale / $6.99 Rental
- (4) THE LONG WALK – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- (New) THE SMASHING MACHINE – $24.99 Sale / $19.99 Rental
- (Not Ranked ) DOWNTON ABBEY: THE GRAND FINALE – $19.99 Sale / $9.99 Rental
- This sequel just debuted on Peacock last Friday, though a price reduction helped get it on the Prime Video top ten.