Clayface and Elizabeth Holmes Doc Neck-and-Neck in Quiet Halloween Weekend

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Warner Bros.' Clayface and A24's Elizabeth Holmes documentary You Can See Everything are locked in a close race for the top spot over a sluggish Halloween weekend with no major wide Hollywood releases. Clayface claims $10.4 million while A24 reports $10.6 million for You Can See Everything; Clayface won Halloween night itself with $4.2 million against $3.58 million for the Nathan Fielder and Holmes project. Globally, Clayface has reached near $23 million worldwide, while Resident Evil has racked up $400 million worldwide. Sony Pictures Classics' The Only Living Pickpocket in New York expanded from six to 1,112 screens and topped $1.9 million, entering the specialty top 10, while Everest climbed past $1 million. The weak frame reflects studios avoiding a holiday with no tentpole release.

Why it matters：The Halloween frame shows how thin the release calendar has become and how specialty titles and holdovers are filling the gap, a signal for how studios may schedule around holidays.

Key points

  • Clayface has reached near $23M worldwide
  • Resident Evil has accumulated $400M globally
  • The Only Living Pickpocket in New York expanded to 1,112 screens

Sources (original reporting)

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