August 19, 20195 yr Author Thanks for posting this, Lewis. Not really much competition for Shazam! was there?
August 19, 20195 yr Thanks for posting this, Lewis. Not really much competition for Shazam! was there? Not really. Pet Sematary was never going to seriously beat it and Dumbo is now on its 3rd week. :D
August 26, 20195 yr 25th August - 31st August 2019 Combined DVD & Blu Ray 1. Hellboy 2. Shazam 3. Dumbo 4. Red Joan 5. Captain Marvel 6. Wonder Park 7. Pet Sematary 8. Wild Rose 9. Dragged Across Concrete 10. Alita: Battle Angel New Entries: 1. Hellboy 4. Red Joan 6. Wonder Park 8. Wild Rose 9. Dragged Across Concrete 33. Lego DC: Batman: Family Matters 49. The Unknown Soldier 60. Cruising 72. Little 77. Guardian Of The Universe 78. Curious George/Curious George: Rocket Ride And Other Adventures/Curious George: Zoo Night And Other Animal Stories 82. Serengeti 91. Klute Other Notable: 32. It 40. Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation 62. The Dark Crystal 94. Shopkins: World Vacation 97. Widows 98. Trolls: Holiday 100. Deadpool/Deadpool 2 Falling Out: Iron Man Iron Man: 3 Movie Collection Attack On Titan: Season Three: Part 1 Paddington 2 The Last Unicorn Peter Rabbit What Men Want Lust For A Vampire Sherlock Gnomes The Angel Of Auschwitz Ferdinand Colette Pirates Of The Caribbean 1-5 Hotel Transylvania: 3 Film Collection The Lion King Trilogy The House With A Clock In Its Walls Sing Quentin Tarantino Collection DVD 1. Hellboy 2. Shazam 3. Red Joan 4. Dumbo 5. Wonder Park 6. Wild Rose 7. Captain Marvel 8. Pet Sematary 9. Mary Poppins Returns 10. Bohemian Rhapsody Blu-Ray 1. Hellboy 2. Shazam 3. Captain Marvel 4. Alita: Battle Angel 5. Pet Sematary 6. Batman: Hush 7 Cruising 8. Dragged Across Concrete 9. Aquaman 10. Dumbo Very busy release week as 5 new titles enter the top 10. The winner is 2019's Hellboy reboot. It's a very hollow victory for Lionsgate as it has been one of (if not) the biggest flops of the year. Judi Dench as a Soviet Spy is an intriguing enough prospect for Red Joan to enter solidly at #4. Another one of the largest flops of the year, Wonder Park, enters at #6. This film was made to promote an upcoming Nickelodeon TV show but after this under-performance the future of that is unclear. Wild Rose is the UK's answer to A Star Is Born and stars Jessie Buckley as an ex-con who dreams of being a country singer. I'm very surprised that the incredibly controversial 'Dragged Across Concrete' makes the top 10. It stars Vince Vaughn & Mel Gibson as violent (and racist) cops who are suspended after a video of their abuse of suspects is leaked. It's apparently a good film but the casting of Mel Gibson is that role was obviously designed to be offensive. Unfortunately it doesn't appear that Lego DC: Batman: Family Matters is an animated Batman take on the classic sitcom :( Two old films with fairly similar premises enter for the first time. Cruising (#60) is a 1980 film staring Al Pacino as a detective that must infiltrate the underground S&M gay subculture to catch a killer and Klute (#91) is a 1971 film about a detective whose only lead on the case of a missing person is a prostitute. Two films from 2017 also enter for the first time. The Unknown Soldier (#49) is a Finnish film based on a war novel and Guardian Of The Universe (#77) is a film which has been renamed for its UK release to try and trick people into thinking its Guardians Of The Galaxy. It's original title is "Neil Stryker and the Tyrant of Time" and has a 3.9 on IMDB. Little (#72) is a film that was thought-up (and executive-ly) produced) by 15 year old star 'Marsai Martin'. That probably explains why it has the least-original concept of any film released this year. Just watch Big or Freaky Friday or 13 Going On 30 instead. Serengeti (#82) is a BBC documentary narrated by John Boyega. Not quite the same success as Planet Earth. I'm not quite sure why a Curious George boxset from 2006 has enters but it has. A shop must be having a sale on Children's DVD's as Shopkins: World Vacation & Trolls: Holiday also re-enter (and Smufs: The Lost Village re-enters the DVD chart). Edited September 2, 20195 yr by LewisGT
September 2, 20195 yr 1st September - 7th September 2019 Combined DVD & Blu Ray 1. Hellboy 2. Shazam 3. Captain Marvel 4. Dumbo 5. Escape Plan: Extractors 6. Elseworlds 7. It 8. Aquaman 9. Pet Sematary 10. Red Joan New Entries: 5. Escape Plan 3 6. Elsewords 22. Critters Attack 25. Escape Plan 1-3 27. Killing Eve: Season Two 33. The Banana Splits Movie 57. American Horror Story: Season 8 59. Greta 72. First Light 75. Killers Anonymous 77. Shadowhunters: Season One 80. Runrig: The Last Dance: Farewell Concert Film 97. Downton Abbey: The Complete Collection 98. Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Season 6 Other Notable: 14. Iron Man 2 28. The Mule 56. Flight Of The Navigator 82. Iron Man 90. Beetlejuice 94. The House With A Clock In Its Walls 99. The Lost Boys Falling Out: The Angry Birds Movie Cruising Olaf’s Frozen Adventure Little Guardian Of The Universe Curious George/Curious George: Rocket Ride And Other Adventures/Curious George: Zoo Night And Other Animal Stories Serengeti The Kid Who Would Be King The Predator Aladdin Dumbo (1941) The Secret Life Of Pets Klute The Nutcracker And The Four Realms Shopkins: World Vacation Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom Skyscraper Widows Trolls: Holiday Deadpool/Deadpool 2 DVD 1. Hellboy 2. Shazam 3. Dumbo 4. Elseworlds 5. Escape Plan 3 6. Captain Marvel 7. Red Joan 8. Mary Poppins Returns 9. It 10. Wonder Park Blu-Ray 1. Iron Man 2 2. Shazam 3. Hellboy 4. Captain Marvel 5. Flight Of The Navigator 6. Alita: Battle Angel 7. Aquaman 8. Iron Man 9. It 10. The Banana Splits Movie Hellboy gets a 2nd week at #1 after everyone runs scared of the big release next week. You know it's a slow week when Iron Man 2 can re-enter at #1 on the Blu Ray Chart! :lol Escape Plan remains to be a popular franchise (even sans Arnold Schwarzenegger) with '3' being the highest new entry at #5 and the box-set also entering at #25. 2 horror films from Warner Bros. enter this week. Critters Attack at #22 & The Banana Splits Movie at #33. I think I need to watch a horror film based on an old children's TV show :lol: The only other films entering this week are Greta #59 & Killers Anonymous (#75). Greta is a mystery film with Chloe Grace Moretz and Killers Anonymous stars Gary Oldman & Jessica Alba if you look at the DVD cover but I suspect they don't really have large roles. Its all about TV this week with Elseworlds (3 episodes from The Flash, Arrow & Supergirl) entering at #6 and TV movie First Light at #72. New series from Killing Eve, American Horror Story, Shadowhunters & Brooklyn Nine-Nine enter the top 100 while hype for the upcoming film helps The Downton Abbey Collection to chart for the first time. The only other new entry is a concert film by Runrig which enters after 3 weeks on the Blu Ray Chart. Edited September 9, 20195 yr by LewisGT
September 9, 20195 yr 8th September - 14th September 2019 Combined DVD & Blu Ray 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. The Avengers Assembled: Complete 4-Movie Collection 3. Captain Marvel 4. It 5. Hellboy 6. Shazam 7. The Hustle 8. Dumbo 9. Poldark: Complete Series Five 10. Bohemian Rhapsody New Entries: 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. The Avengers Assembled: Complete 4-Movie Collection 7. The Hustle 9. Poldark: Complete Series Five 23. Amazing Grace 35. True Detective: Complete Third Season 38. Cold Blood Legacy 67. Castle Rock: The Complete First Season 68. Crypto Other Notable: 24. Avengers: Infinity War 37. Green Book 39. Peaky Blinders: The Complete Series 1-4 40. The Favourite 44. The Dark Crystal 60. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 63. It (1990) 73. Downton Abbey: The Complete Collection 81. The Secret Life Of Pets 82. Dunkirk 84. Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (1979) 85. Eye For An Eye (2019) 89. Justice League 96. Rampage 97. Harry Potter: The Complete Collection 99. The Kid Who Would Be King 100. Skyscraper Falling Out: Iron Man 2 Killing Eve: Season Two The Banana Splits Movie Flight Of The Navigator American Horror Story: Season 8 Greta Christopher Robin Bolt The Little Mermaid Killers Anonymous Shadowhunters: Season One Incredibles 2 Runrig: The Last Dance: Farewell Concert Film Iron Man The Unknown Soldier Descendants 2 How To Train Your Dragon 1-3 Frozen Coco Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Season 6 DVD 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. The Hustle 3. The Avengers Assembled: Complete 4-Movie Collection 4. Hellboy 5. Captain Marvel 6. It 7. Shazam 8. Dumbo 9. Poldark: Complete Series Five 10. Bohemian Rhapsody Blu-Ray 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. The Avengers Assembled: Complete 4-Movie Collection 3. Captain Marvel 4. It 5. Shazam 6. Hellboy 7. Alita: Battle Angel 8. Bumblebee 9. Avengers: Infinity War 10. Aquaman To the surprise of no-one, Avengers: Endgame easily makes the #1. It's closest competition was in fact itself, with the 4 Avengers film collection entering behind it at #2. The Hustle, the directorial debut of Mock The Week & The Thick Of It (& Direct Line Adverts) star Chris Addison, is one of the worst-reviewed films of the year and a huge flop in the USA but manages #7 in this weeks chart. The film is a remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (which itself was a remake of 1964's Bedtime Story). Amazing Grace (#23) is an apparently absolutely amazing concert film from the great Aretha Franklin recorded in 1972. Cold Blood Legacy (#38) & Crypto (#68) are this weeks token cheap DTV films to make the chart. Cold Blood Legacy is about a retired hitman who (shockingly) gets dragged back in for one more hit. Crypto is a film starring Kurt Russel if you look at the DVD cover but he doesn't even appear on the first page of the cast list on IMDb so I'd take take that news with a pinch of salt. The film is about a Wall Street banker who gets caught up in corruption. This weeks TV entries involve Poldark (#9), True Detective (#35) and Castle Rock (#67).
September 16, 20195 yr 15th September - 21st September 2019 Combined DVD & Blu Ray 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. It 3. Tolkien 4. Captain Marvel 5. The Curse Of La Llorona 6. Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile 7. A Dog's Journey 8. Hellboy 9. Shazam 10. The Keeper New Entries: 3. Tolkien 5. The Curse Of La Llorona 6. Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile 7. A Dog's Journey 10. The Keeper 14. Long Shot 27. Scooby-Doo: Return To Zombie Island 61. High Life 69. Battle Of Leningrad 80. Modern Family: The Complete 10th Season 96. Riviera: The Complete Season Two 98. Numberblocks: Vol. 4: Fifteen And Friends Other Notable: 11. Iron Man 3 32. Glass 35. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 56. Casino 57. Downton Abbey: The Complete Collection 65. Breaking Bad: The Complete Series 92. Colette 97. Paw Patrol: Sea Patrol Falling Out: Castle Rock: The Complete First Season Crypto The Lion King Lego DC: Batman: Family Matters Ralph Breaks The Internet Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (1979) Eye For An Eye The Aristocats Dragged Across Concrete Johnny English Strikes Again First Light The Lost Boys The Nun Harry Potter: The Complete Collection The Sisters Brothers The Kid Who Would Be King Skyscraper DVD 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. Tolkien 3. It 4. A Dog's Journey 5. Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil And Vile 6. The Curse Of La Llorona 7. The Keeper 8. Captain Marvel 9. Hellboy 10. The Hustle Blu-Ray 1. Avengers: Endgame 2. Iron Man 3 3. Captain Marvel 4. It 5. Shazam 6. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom 7. The Curse Of La Llorona 8. Casino 9. Alita: Battle Angel 10. The Avengers Assembled: Complete 4-Movie Collection Endgame gets a second week at the top and despite half the top 10 being new entries, it's nearest challenger is actually 2017's It. Tolkien is the highest of the new entries (#3). It is a biopic of the author of Lord Of The Rings starring Nicholas Hoult. Movie universes continue to rule the chart with the latest Conjuring film at #5 and the latest A Dog's-erverse movie at #7. Also just to prove we haven't had enough of American criminals, Sky's Extremely Wicked... enters at #6. The Keeper is another biopic in this weeks top 10 (#10). This time of ex German goalkeeper Bert Trautmann. He was most famous for playing in (and winning) the 1956 FA Cup final with a broken neck. Although the film does not focus on this part of his life. If Seth Rogen/Charlize Theron rom-com 'Long Shot' was hoping the have a 2nd life on DVD it's going to be disappointed as it missed the top ten (#14) to follow it's awful box-office run. The most anticipated sequel of all time, 21 years in the making "Scooby-Doo: Return To Zombie Island" reaches the top 40 (#27). I definitely watched that one a few times when I was young. Before Robert Pattinson returns to the blockbusters with Batman & Tenet, he continues his indie phase with High Life (#61). I've heard very weird things about this one so good luck if you chose to watch it. War films always seem to be a popular as this week's new entry in the genre is 'Battle Of Leningrad" (#69). This weeks TV entries are Modern Family (#80), Rivieria (#96) & Numberblocks (#98).
September 16, 20195 yr I wonder if Detective Pikachu or John Wick 3 will get the #1 this week? I assume they'll both debut above Avengers for this week. Edit: I assume Detective Pikachu will just come out on top.
September 16, 20195 yr I wonder if Detective Pikachu or John Wick 3 will get the #1 this week? I assume they'll both debut above Avengers for this week. Edit: I assume Detective Pikachu will just come out on top. I reckon Detective Pikachu will do it. Although John Wick 3 has been a surprise massive hit (even grossing more than Pikachu in the US) so who knows? I think that John Wick will probably do better in the long run at least.
September 16, 20195 yr I'm thinking this week will be: 01. Detective Pikachu 02. John Wick 3 03. Avengers: Endgame And next week will be: 01. Aladdin (? I think it's next week) 02. Avengers: Endgame 03. John Wick 3 04. Detective Pikachu
September 17, 20195 yr Author I think it will be Detective Pikachu who will get the #1 spot just from John Wick.
September 23, 20195 yr 22nd September - 28th September 2019 Combined DVD & Blu Ray 1. John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum 2. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 3. Avengers: Endgame 4. John Wick: Chapters 1-3 5. Apocalypse Now 6. Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups 7. Kursk: The Last Mission 8. It 9. Captain Marvel 10. Arrow: The Complete Seventh Season New Entries: 1. John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum 2. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 4. John Wick: Chapters 1-3 6. Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups 7. Kursk: The Last Mission 10. Arrow: The Complete Seventh Season 20. Boudica: Rise Of The Warrior Queen 72. The Hills Have Eyes: Part II (1984) 75. Shimmer And Shine: Welcome To Zahramay Falls 77. High Noon (1952) 83. Slash featuring Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators: Living The Dream Tour 87. Local Hero (1983) Other Notable: 5. Apocalypse Now 30. Green Book 35. Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle 37. Venom 39. The Greatest Showman 44. Downton Abbey: The Complete Collection 55. Thor/Thor: The Dark World/Thor: Ragnarok 73. Shopkins: World Vacation 91. Curious George/Curious George: Rocket Ride And Other Adventures/Curious George: Zoo Night And Other Animal Stories 92. Batman (1989) 99. Batman: The Killing Joke Falling Out: Iron Man 3 Casino High Life Cold Blood Legacy Battle Of Leningrad Modern Family: The Complete 10th Season Poldark: Complete Series Five Moana Critters Attack The Vanishing True Detective: The Complete Third Season The Equalizer 2 Justice League Amazing Grace Riviera: The Complete Season Two Paw Patrol: Sea Patrol Numberblocks: Vol. 4: Fifteen And Friends Rampage DVD 1. John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum 2. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 3. Avengers: Endgame 4. John Wick: Chapters 1-3 5. Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups 6. Kursk: The Last Mission 7. It 8. Arrow: The Complete Seventh Season 9. Bohemian Rhapsody 10. Tolkien Blu-Ray 1. John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum 2. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 3. Avengers: Endgame 4. John Wick: Chapters 1-3 5. Apocalypse Now 6. Captain Marvel 7. Thor/Thor: The Dark World/Thor: Ragnarok 8. The Hills Have Eyes: Part II 9. Shazam 10. High Noon We were all wrong last week as, despite its sales being split between the solo disc and the 3 Film Collection (#4), John Wick beats Pikachu to the #1 spot. It was a busy week overall with 6 new entries and one re-entry to the top 10. Despite there usually being at least 1 Paw Patrol related title in the top 100, I believe 'Mighty Pups' is the first time the franchise has ever made the top 10 (#6). Apocalypse Now re-enters at #5 after it was re-released with a new '2019 Final Cut' edited by Coppola himself. Kursk: The Last Mission is a French/Belgian adaptation of a book called 'A Time To Die' based on the 2000 Russian Submarine sinking of the Kursk. Colin Firth features predominantly on the DVD cover as he seems to be the only British actor in the cast. Boudica: Rise Of The Warrior Queen (#20) is the only other modern new film to enter the chart. It appears to have horrible reviews on IMDb and is hard to locate on the internet so it's impressive that it managed to make the top 20. Sounds like a live-action version of Brave to be honest. Blu Ray releases allow 3 older films to chart for the first time. These are The Hills Have Eyes: Part II (#72), High Noon (#77) and Local Hero (#87). The Hills Have Eyes 2 is Wes Craven's follow-up to the cannibal original classic. High Noon is a Gary Cooper & Grace Kelly western which won 4 Oscars in 1953. Local Hero is a Burt Lancaster film where he is an American sent to Scotland to try and buy a whole village to build a refinery there. It contains an early performance by Peter Capaldi. A concert tour by Slash enters at #83. It only seems to be available to purchase alongside a CD so I guess the OCC decided to disqualify it from the album charts and place it in the Video charts. This weeks only TV entry is Arrow (#10). Green Book, Jumanji 2, Venom & The Greatest Showman all re-enter the top 40. Downton Abbey: The Complete Collection is so close to being top 40 for the first time. Also interesting to note that Paw Patrol was #5 on the DVD chart and didn't make the Blu Ray chart while Apocalypse Now was #5 in the Blu Ray chart and didn't make the DVD Chart :lol:
September 23, 20195 yr Apocalypse Now was reissued in 4K and Blu-Ray only. Paw Patrol is only available on DVD :kink:
September 23, 20195 yr Apocalypse Now was reissued in 4K and Blu-Ray only. Paw Patrol is only available on DVD :kink: The Apocalypse Now: Final Cut is actually available on DVD! Paw Patrol is of course only on DVD though :D I think it's impressive that they managed #5 and #6 in the combined chart while both only appearing at #5 in their respective formats chart. Especially when films top 20 in the Blu Ray chart often miss the top 100 completely (for example Shadow is #20 in the Blu Ray chart this week and not in the combined chart).
September 23, 20195 yr The Apocalypse Now: Final Cut is actually available on DVD! Paw Patrol is of course only on DVD though :D I think it's impressive that they managed #5 and #6 in the combined chart while both only appearing at #5 in their respective formats chart. Especially when films top 20 in the Blu Ray chart often miss the top 100 completely (for example Shadow is #20 in the Blu Ray chart this week and not in the combined chart).OMG. I've not seen it on DVD where I work! Aha. Imma have to do some investigating!!
September 23, 20195 yr OMG. I've not seen it on DVD where I work! Aha. Imma have to do some investigating!! That probably goes some way to understanding why it missed the DVD charts :lol:
September 23, 20195 yr I think John Wick 3 is the first JW film to top the video chart Edited September 23, 20195 yr by Hadji
September 24, 20195 yr I think John Wick 3 is the first JW film to top the video chart Yeah, you are 100% correct. You'd deserve a prize if you could remember what beat the 2nd film to the top. John Wick peaked at #3 behind Pitch Perfect 2 & Avengers: Age Of Ultron John Wick: Chapter 2 peaked at #2 behind The Great Wall! The John Wick double pack peaked at #16. Edited September 24, 20195 yr by LewisGT
September 26, 20195 yr The John Wick movies are ridiculously overrated. I really don't get why people love them so much. They make them out to be more than your typical action movie but to me they're just that... your typical action movie :lol:
September 30, 20195 yr 29th September - 5th October 2019 Combined DVD & Blu Ray 1. Aladdin 2. John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum 3. Avengers: Endgame 4. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 5. John Wick: Chapters 1-3 6. The Flash: The Complete Fifth Season 7. Supergirl: The Complete Fourth Season 8. Bohemian Rhapsody 9. Captain Marvel 10. Shazam New Entries: 1. Aladdin 6. The Flash: The Complete Fifth Season 7. Supergirl: The Complete Fourth Season 15. NCIS: Los Angeles: Season 10 29. Hawaii Five-0: Season 9 50. Dragon Ball Super: Part 7 73. WWE: Super Showdown 2019 74. Chicago Fire: Season 7 87. Never Grow Old Other Notable: 25. John Wick: Chapter 2 27. Fighting With My Family 32. The Favourite 44. John Wick 64. First Light 75. Halloween (2018) 78. Hocus Pocus 81. Widows 86. Dragged Across Concrete 94. Justice League 98. Rambo: First Blood 100. Hotel Transylvania: 3 Film Collection Falling Out: Apocalypse Now Thor/Thor: The Dark World/Thor: Ragnarok The Dark Crystal The Hills Have Eyes: Part II Shopkins: World Vacation Shimmer And Shine: Welcome To Zahramay Falls High Noon (1952) Slash featuring Myles Kennedy And The Conspirators: Living The Dream Tour Us Lilo & Stitch Local Hero Beetlejuice King Of Thieves Curious George/Curious George: Rocket Ride And Other Adventures/Curious George: Zoo Night And Other Animal Stories Batman (1989) John Wick: Chapters 1 & 2 Missing Link Colette Wild Rose DVD 1. Aladdin 2. John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum 3. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 4. Avengers: Endgame 5. John Wick: Chapters 1-3 6. The Flash: The Complete Fifth Season 7. Supergirl: The Complete Fourth Season 8. Bohemian Rhapsody 9. Paw Patrol: Mighty Pups 10. NCIS: Los Angeles: Season 10 Blu-Ray 1. Aladdin 2. John Wick: Chapter 3: Parabellum 3. Avengers: Endgame 4. Pokémon: Detective Pikachu 5. John Wick: Chapters 1-3 6. John Wick: Chapter 2 7. Captain Marvel 8. John Wick 9. Shazam 10. Supergirl: The Complete Fourth Season Aladdin takes the top spot and makes it 2/2 so far for Disney remakes this year with The Lion King surely coming to complete the treble. John Wick holds well at #2 and #5 while Endgame overtakes Pikachu. First Light re-enters at it's highest position at #64. It is a 2010 BBC adaptation of a popular book about an RAF pilot. The only film besides Aladdin to enter for the first time this week is Never Grow Old at #87. It stars Emile Hirsch, Deborah Francois & John Cusack and holds an impressive 90% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. It is about an undertakes who has a question of morals as his profits rise due to outlaws taking over his small village. A WWE show does enough to enter at #73. It's all about the TV this week with new entries from Arrow (#6), Supergirl (#7), NCIS: Los Angeles (#15), Hawaii Five-0 (#29), Dragon Ball Super (#50) and Chicago Fire (#74). John Wick: Chapter 2, Fighting With My Family & The Favourite re-enter the top 40. You know October is upon us when Hocus Pocus re-enters the chart. Similiar reasons help 2018's Halloween sequel and the Hotel Transylvania 3-pack re-enter. Edited September 30, 20195 yr by LewisGT
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