Ryan Coogler’s vampire action flick Sinners, which stars frequent collaborator Michael B. Jordan, landed at a stunning 97% Certified Fresh Rotten Tomatoes score. The film, first announced in January of last year, has recieved both amirable critic and audience reactions, and in turn has been dominating at the domestic box office over the weekend. The Warner Bros. distributed, 1930s-era film raked in over $46 million in its first week. Sinners sees star Jordan on double-duty as twin entrepreneurs Smoke and Stack who return to their hometown, seeking to open a juke joint for their community. Unforseen terror is brought about on opening night, when a gang of bloodthirsty vampires begins to taunt the twins from outside the establishment. The film marks Coogler’s and Jordan’s fifth collaboration, and is seeing success in IMAX theaters, with a limited number of 70mm IMAX engagements playing nationwide.

Sinners’ rank at first place comes as an upset to fellow Warner Bros. release A Minecraft Movie, now on it’s third weekend. It’s crafted it’s way to the top spot for two of those weekends. A Minecraft Movie has been responsible for quite the stir at movie theaters, with many moviegoers participating in rambunctious reactions on cue to jokes  heard in the movie. Despite this, it reached over $41 million this weekend. Rounding out the top three is animated Christian film The King of Kings, in tradition for the Easter weekend. The movie, which tells the story of Jesus Christ’s life earned just over $17 million this weekend.

In fourth place is the Rami Malek-led The Amateur. The 20th Century Studios espionage film brought home $7.2 million in it’s second week in theaters. The Amatuer co-stars seasoned performer Laurence Fishburne as well as Rachel Brosnahan, who will be seen next opposite of David Corenswet’s Superman as Lois Lane in James Gunn’s upcoming film. Top five is rounded out by A24’s Warfare, directed by Alex Garland and former SEAL Ray Mendoza. The Iraqi-war film boasts quite ensemble, seeing performances by Joseph Quinn, Will Poulter, Kit Connor, Charles Melton, D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai. The film comes just a year after Garland and A24’s previous collaboration Civil War. In honor of Easter weekend, A24 lowered ticket prices for military members. Warfare earned $4.8 million in its second week.

Blumhouse’s latest thriller Drop, directed by Christopher Landon of Happy Death Day and Freaky fame, is also in its second week at the box office. The film had since dropped out of the top five after last week, adding just over $3 million to its total gross of $13.4 million. The Japan-helming Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing and the special Pride & Prejudice 20th anniversary re-release come in at seventh and eighth place, earning $2.7 million, a piece. Ninth goes to live-action Jesus series The Chosen: Last Supper Part 3 special, which aired a handful of episodes in theaters. The event earned $1.6 million. Disney’s Snow White caps our list at ten, bringing $1.1 million home added to its large total sum of $84.5 million. This is the live-action princess film’s fifth week at the movies.

Continue reading for a complete look at this week’s box office report.

Top 10 Box Office For Weekend Apr 18-20

1. Sinners — Weekend Gross: $45.6M Total: $45.6M
2. A Minecraft Movie — Weekend Gross: $41.3M Total: $344M
3. The King of Kings — Weekend Gross: $17.2M Total: $45.3M
4. The Amateur — Weekend Gross: $7.2M Total: $27.M
5. Warfare — Weekend Gross: $4.8M Total: $17M
6. Drop — Weekend Gross: $3.3M Total: $13.4M
7. Colorful Stage! The Movie: A Miku Who Can’t Sing — Weekend Gross: $2.7M Total: $2.7M
8. Pride & Prejudice — Weekend Gross: $2.7M Total: $2.7M
9. The Chosen: Last Supper Part 3 — Weekend Gross: $1.6M Total: $11M
10. Snow White — Weekend Gross: $1.1M Total: $84.5M