'The Turning' Becomes 21st Movie to Ever Receive an 'F' CinemaScore, Second This Year

CinemaScore is a market research firm that tracks audiences’ reactions to films and it’s VERY rare for a movie to earn an “F” score, but two movies have already received that grade in 2020.

The horror movie The Turning just became the 21st movie to ever receive the “F” CinemaScore grade, according to Deadline.

The film is on track to earn about $6.6 million for its opening weekend, which will give it a sixth place finish for the weekend.

The first “F” score was given to the 1999 movie Eye of the Beholder and just a few weeks ago, the remake of The Grudge received the same score.

Click inside to see which other movies have earned an F…

Movies That Have Earned an “F” CinemaScore

1999′s Eye of the Beholder
2000′s Dr. T and the Women
2000′s Lost Souls
2000′s Lucky Numbers
2002′s Darkness
2002′s Fear Dot Com
2002′s Solaris
2003′s In the Cut
2005′s Alone in the Dark
2005′s Wolf Creek
2006′s Bug
2006′s The Wicker Man
2007′s I Know Who Killed Me
2008′s Disaster Movie
2009′s The Box
2011′s Silent House
2012′s Killing Them Softly
2012′s The Devil Inside
2017′s Mother
2020′s The Grudge
2020′s The Turning