Updated
Updated · Deadline · Oct 31
You Can See Everything Leads Halloween Box Office With $10.8 Million as Clayface Opens to $10.4 Million
Updated
Updated · Deadline · Oct 31

You Can See Everything Leads Halloween Box Office With $10.8 Million as Clayface Opens to $10.4 Million

3 articles · Updated · Deadline · Oct 31

Summary

  • $10.8 million put A24’s You Can See Everything atop the Halloween weekend box office in its third frame, edging Warner Bros./DC’s Clayface at $10.4 million in week two.
  • A24 sources attributed the upset to stronger audience pull for the Elizabeth Holmes-Nathan Fielder documentary, while Clayface still posted solid exits with 4.5 stars and a 68% definite-recommend score on PostTrak.
  • $64 million in domestic grosses by Sunday would lift You Can See Everything’s total to about $64 million, versus $44 million for Clayface, in a weekend expected to clear just over $63 million overall.
  • $500 million in year-to-date domestic box office is also within reach for A24, marking what the studio says would be its highest annual U.S. total ever.

Insights

How did an experimental Elizabeth Holmes documentary outdraw a DC movie—and could it reshape what counts as a box-office hit?
Is A24’s breakout Holmes film a genuine documentary revolution, or a one-time collision of scandal, awards buzz, and smart marketing?
Why are younger audiences packing theaters for “You Can See Everything,” and can that momentum turn a hybrid documentary into a top Oscar threat?