Clayface Battles Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder for Box Office Crown Amid Sluggish Halloween Weekend

Warner Bros.' Clayface and A24's You Can See Everything are locked in a tight race for the No. 1 spot at the domestic box office, with estimates showing Clayface at $10.4 million and You Can See Everything at $10.6 million for the weekend. The Halloween frame proved sluggish overall, but the two films are separated by just $200,000, making the final ranking too close to call until official numbers arrive Monday. Clayface took the lead on Halloween day itself with $4.2 million, but You Can See Everything, starring Elizabeth Holmes and Nathan Fielder, gained momentum on Sunday with an estimated $3.45 million compared to Clayface's Sunday hold. The close contest highlights the competitive indie and genre marketplace, where even modest openings can capture the top spot during a slow period. The outcome matters for both studios: a No. 1 finish can boost awards buzz and home entertainment visibility for A24's offbeat biopic, while a win for Clayface would reinforce Warner Bros.' ability to launch new DC-adjacent properties even outside the main universe. Final numbers will determine which film claims bragging rights and potential momentum heading into the pre-holiday corridor.