A24 documentary and DC horror film compete for top box office spot

A24’s documentary You Can See Everything and Warner Bros. and DC Studios’ Clayface competed for the top spot at the domestic box office during a quiet Halloween weekend. According to Facebook, Deadline, WGN-TV, WSB-TV, WSOC TV, and IMDb, the two films led the box office in a close race. Facebook reported that both titles were locked in a staring contest with approximately 10 million dollars each. [1][4][5][6][7][8][10]

Estimates for the weekend gross varied across media outlets. The Wrap reported that You Can See Everything earned an estimated 10.6 million dollars in its third weekend, topping the 10.4 million dollars brought in by Clayface in its second weekend. Variety cited weekend earnings of 10.5 million dollars for the films, while Scott Mendelson reported that You Can See Everything led over a miniscule weekend frame. [3][9][11]

According to The Hollywood Reporter and The Wrap, studios avoided releasing major new titles over the Halloween weekend frame. Final box office totals on Monday will determine which film officially takes the top spot for the frame. [2][3]

You Can See Everything is an A24 metadocumentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim. The film follows Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her partner Billy Evans in the weeks leading up to Holmes serving a federal prison sentence for defrauding investors. Clayface is a horror adaptation based on the DC Comics character. [2][3][12][13][15]