As the box office numbers for The Expendables 4‘s opening weekend roll in, it appears that Jason Statham can’t win them all, according to USA Today. As of this writing, the fourth installment of the Expendables franchise has only pulled in $8.3 million against its reported production budget of $100 million, marking the franchise’s worst opening weekend.

Meanwhile, the Jason Statham starring Meg 2: The Trench is pulling incredible numbers, and is sitting on top of a pile of money that’s quickly approaching the $400 million mark since its August 4 premiere.

Internationally speaking, The Expendables 4 earned $10.4 million, bumping the total worldwide box office numbers for the Jason Statham starring movie to $19 million. Meanwhile, The Nun II from the Conjuring universe has grossed $69.2 million stateside, as well as $135 million internationally for a total of $204.2 million in total earnings.

Looking at the box office numbers for the entire year, Barbie remains the champion with $630.5 million stateside, along with $791.8 million in other territories, getting very close to $1.5 billion territory when you add it all up.

On the critical front, The Expendables 4 isn’t doing too hot either. For context, the first three Jason Statham starring films scored anywhere from 31 to 67 percent on the critical front, with the latest installment hitting an all time low critical rating at 15 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.

But it’s worth noting that when you consider the audience score on Rotten Tomatoes, the film currently has a 71 percent, which marks the highest audience score for the franchise. Normally a disproportionately high audience score means that a movie will perform well commercially, but in this case, the box office numbers are more in line with the critical response.

Promotional art for The Expendables 4

The Expendables 4 marks Sylvester Stallone‘s final contribution to the franchise, and it seems like he called it quits at just the right time. It has been reported that Jason Statham’s Lee Christmas will take over as the lead character for future movies in Stallone’s absence, but if the future of the franchise is hinging on the financial success of the current installment, things aren’t looking good at this point in time.

To date, the entire Expendables franchise has earned over $800 million, so there may be hope for a continuation of the series when you consider the overall financial success of past installments.