Box Office: ‘You Can See Everything’ and ‘Clayface’ Battle for No. 1 With $10.5 Million in Sleepy Halloween Weekend
A24’s “You Can See Everything” narrowly led the domestic box office over Halloween weekend, earning an estimated $10.6 million in its third weekend, just ahead of DC’s “Clayface” at $10.4 million. The result would be an unusual achievement for a documentary, and shows the film’s staying power during a weak weekend for cinemas.
Across all films, takings were about $60 million, up from $49 million on the equivalent weekend in 2025 but still among the year’s slowest. “You Can See Everything” has made $63.88 million domestically against a $7 million production budget; “Clayface” has earned $44.1 million in North America and $83 million worldwide, with a $44 million budget. Final weekend rankings were due on Monday.
In short
- “You Can See Everything” edged “Clayface” for first place.
- The documentary earned an estimated $10.6 million in its third weekend.
- Halloween weekend cinema takings totalled about $60 million.
Explained simply
The domestic box office is the money films earn in cinemas across the United States and Canada. Weekend rankings compare those takings, though early figures are estimates and can change when final totals are released.
A24 is an independent film studio and distributor; DC is the company behind comic-book characters including Batman. “You Can See Everything” is a documentary, while “Clayface” is a superhero film, so their close race drew attention to how audiences were responding to very different kinds of release.
Box-office takings matter to studios and cinemas because they help indicate audience demand and contribute to a film’s overall revenue. They do not show profit on their own: production, marketing and cinema costs also affect how much a film earns.