A24’s “You Can See Everything” was narrowly leading Warner Bros.’ “Clayface” in Sunday estimates for the North American box office, with both films projected to finish the Halloween weekend above $10 million.
The Numbers listed “You Can See Everything” at an estimated $10.6 million from 3,243 theaters for the Oct. 30-Nov. 1 period. “Clayface” was close behind at an estimated $10.4 million from 3,478 locations.
The result would give “You Can See Everything” its first weekend at No. 1 in its third week of release. The documentary expanded by 588 theaters and was projected to decline about 43% from the previous weekend.
“Clayface,” in its second weekend, was projected to fall about 57%. Its estimated domestic total through Sunday stood at roughly $44.1 million.
“Wicker” was listed third with approximately $4.1 million from 2,374 theaters, according to The Numbers’ Sunday chart.
The weekend did not have a major new wide release competing for the top spot. Halloween falling on Saturday also reduced attendance across much of the market, although the leading holdovers performed better than some preweekend forecasts.
The figures remain estimates. Final studio grosses can change when distributors report actual ticket sales Monday, and the narrow margin means the order of the top two films could still shift.
Sources: - The Numbers, weekend domestic box office chart for Oct. 30-Nov. 1, accessed Nov. 1, 2026 - TheWrap, “‘Clayface,’ ‘You Can See Everything’ in Tight Box Office Race on Halloween,” Oct. 31, 2026