Warner Bros.’ Clayface led the North American box office over October 23–25, 2026, with an estimated $24 million opening, according to Sunday reports from TheWrap and Xinhua. Another $19 million overseas brought its worldwide debut to $43 million. A24’s documentary You Can See Everything placed second with $19.5 million.
Directed by James Watkins and starring Tom Rhys Harries, Clayface adapts the DC Comics character, Xinhua reported. TheWrap described the production as a body-horror film built around one of Batman’s adversaries, extending the comic-book studio’s cinema offerings into horror ahead of Halloween.
Box Office Mojo’s weekend chart lists Clayface in 3,458 cinemas in the United States and Canada. TheWrap and Xinhua also reported an A-minus grade from audiences polled by CinemaScore. That audience response accompanies the opening figures, but does not establish how strongly ticket sales will hold in subsequent weeks.
You Can See Everything, which explores the story of Elizabeth Holmes, expanded to 2,655 cinemas, according to TheWrap and Box Office Mojo. The chart records 1,800 additional venues and a cumulative domestic gross of about $45.1 million. Its second-weekend takings exceeded its opening, giving the documentary a prominent place alongside studio releases.
Elsewhere, Box Office Mojo put Street Fighter fourth with $8.6 million, a decline of about 72% from the previous weekend. Wicker followed in fifth with $5.75 million. Those results show differing trajectories among films sharing the market, with the documentary gaining revenue as the video-game adaptation lost ground.
The figures remain weekend estimates rather than final receipts. TheWrap identified the approaching Halloween weekend as an opportunity for Clayface to retain audiences. Its next results will provide a clearer measure of staying power, while You Can See Everything enters its third week after widening its theatrical reach.
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