January 6th, 2013 
Justin Proper 
Texas Chainsaw managed to murder the competition and claim a top spot for the weekend box office.
Just like last year’s The Devil Inside (which was also completely awful) a horror movie managed to top the box office at the beginning of the year. Despite Texas Chainsaw being poorly reviewed it managed to make the most, dethroning The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and Django Unchained. This shows once again that people will come out in droves to see a maniac slice up scantily clad twenty-somethings. You can see the full top ten list and how much the movies made after the jump.
- Texas Chainsaw ($23,000,000)
- Django Unchained ($20,000,000)
- The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey ($17,500,000)
- Les Miserables ($16,000,000)
- Parental Guidance ($10,000,000)
- Jack Reacher ($9,000,000)
- This Is 40 ($8,000,000)
- Lincoln ($5,000,000)
- The Guilt Trip ($4,500,000)
- Promised Land ($4,300,000)
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