Box Office: A24’s Elizabeth Holmes Doc ‘You Can See Everything’ Edges Out DC’s ‘Clayface’ in Sleepy Halloween Weekend

A24’s documentary on disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, “You Can See Everything,” and DC’s comic book adaptation “Clayface” are locked in a tight race for the top spot at the domestic box office, each projected to earn around $10.5 million over the Halloween weekend. “You Can See Everything” holds a razor-thin lead with an estimated $10.6 million, while “Clayface” is close behind. The narrow margin reflects a sluggish weekend overall, as audiences opted for Halloween festivities over moviegoing. For A24, the documentary’s performance signals strong interest in true-crime and corporate scandal stories, while DC’s “Clayface” continues a string of modest openings for the studio’s recent releases. The outcome could shift as final numbers come in, but the battle underscores a competitive landscape where even low-budget documentaries can challenge big-budget superhero fare. With both films appealing to different audiences, the real winner may be the diversity of content available in theaters this season.