Backrooms $79M Contract Plunges to 68%, Snaps Back to 85%
The A24 horror contract hit a 24-hour low of 68.2% on Saturday-multiplier uncertainty before bouncing to 84.75% at 08:50 UTC Sunday as Deadline projects an $85M–$88M opening weekend.
The Backrooms $79M contract has staged one of Sunday's sharpest single-session swings. The YES leg, which Orakll first tracked at 85.6% Friday when industry sources projected a $76M–$79M opening, fell all the way to a 24-hour low of 68.2% at 08:02 UTC before recovering to 84.75% at 08:50 UTC — a 16.55pp snap-back off the trough in under an hour.
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