DC’s ‘Clayface’ Passes $100 Million After Being Officially Removed From 532 Theaters

DC’s *Clayface* has passed $100 million worldwide after two weeks in cinemas, reaching the reported point at which it has broken even theatrically. Its performance suggests that a lower-budget, horror-focused film centred on a Batman villain can be commercially viable, even as it falls short of the biggest superhero hits.

The film cost a reported $40 million to make and earned nearly $60 million in North America, including about $7 million over the weekend. It lost more than 530 cinemas as it entered its third week, having opened in 3,458. *Clayface* has overtaken *Speak No Evil* at the box office and is on course to surpass *The Woman in Black* and *Supergirl*, while critics and audiences have responded positively.