A24's You Can See Everything Set to Lead Slow Halloween Box Office
The documentary is projected to take around $10M or more in its third weekend, while Warner Bros./DC's Clayface is expected to fall about 60%.
A24's documentary You Can See Everything is expected to top the Halloween weekend box office with around $10M or more, according to deadline.com. The film is projected to drop about 40% from its second weekend take of $19.5M.
You Can See Everything, co-directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder, finished its second week with $27.1M and a 14-day cumulative gross of $52.7M. It has already surpassed Bowling for Columbine ($21.5M), An Inconvenient Truth ($24.1M) and Hubble 3D ($52.5M) stateside; Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11 remains the highest grossing non-nature, non-concert documentary with $119.1M domestic.
Warner Bros./DC's Clayface, directed by James Watkins, leads the week's top five with $33.7M in week one across 3,458 theaters, ending its first week with $33.6M. It is expected to fall about 60% in its second weekend.
Among the weekend's new wide releases, Christmas at the Kringles opens at 1,825 theaters and took in $200K in previews, with a 0% Rotten Tomatoes critics score. Joshua Live! opens at 1,230 theaters, and The Mongoose, starring Liam Neeson and Marisa Tomei, opens at 1,000 locations. Wicker from Black Bear is expanding from 1,471 sites to an estimated 2,374 locations.
Elsewhere in the top five, Laika's Wildwood opened with $18.3M in its first week across 2,745 theaters, and Paramount's Street Fighter grossed $11.4M in its second week, down 70%, for a total of $49.8M.
Quiet Halloween comparisons
In 2025, Halloween fell on a Friday and all films grossed $57.3M over Friday to Sunday, the fifth lowest grossing weekend of 2025. In 2015, when Halloween fell on a Saturday, The Martian led the weekend with an $11.7M fifth frame and the overall weekend grossed $74.1M.
Quick answers
What is You Can See Everything's projected Halloween weekend gross?
Around $10M or more, according to deadline.com, a drop of about 40% from its $19.5M second weekend.
How much has Clayface made in its first week?
Warner Bros./DC's Clayface ended its first week with $33.6M and leads the week's top five with $33.7M in week one across 3,458 theaters.
Which films open this weekend?
Christmas at the Kringles at 1,825 theaters, Joshua Live! at 1,230 theaters and The Mongoose at 1,000 locations, while Wicker expands to an estimated 2,374 sites.