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Wrap yourself in the warm blanket that was this weekend's unsurprising box office results.

1. The Grudge — $22.4 million
As expected, The Grudge lured moviegoers in the thrall of this weekend's pagan Halloween orgies into theaters and claimed a second straight week atop the box office. Pagan orgies are hard work, and it's good to take a break and catch a movie to recharge those pagan orgy batteries. Or so we hear.

2. Ray — $20.1 million
Ray enjoyed a nice opening weekend despite the fact that Ray Charles inconveniently died a buzz-eroding four months ago. We just know that some executive at Universal wanted him kept on life support until a couple of days before the premiere, when a fortuitously timed plug-pulling would have catapulted the movie to Number One.

3. Saw — $17.4 million
You could argue that Saw was this Halloween's scariest movie, despite it's third-place finish, but that argument would likely get you into a fistfight with a Surviving Christmas fan. (It wouldn't really be a fair fight, assuming that this purely theoretical fan would be riding a unicorn and would order his leprechaun army to hold your ankles.)

4. Shark Tale —$8 million
CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg is so rich after the Dreamworks Animation IPO (Everyone: How rich is he?) that he sits in his office, tormented by the idea that he's achieved everything he possibly can in the entertainment business, slowly fading into existential despair. Then he burns a stack of hundred-dollar bills and the smell reminds him that he's got so much to live for, allowing him to proceed with his day without any further suicidal ideation.

5. Shall We Dance? — $6.3 million
Richard Gere has probably suffered enough. Probably.