‘You Can See Everything’ Narrowly Leads ‘Clayface’ for First No. 1 at Box Office

As the Halloween weekend box office draws to a close, it appears that A24's documentary "You Can See Everything" is on track to debut at the top of the charts for the first time ever, with $10.6 million in its third weekend. This narrowly beats out Warner Bros./DC Studios' "Clayface," which pulled in $10.4 million during its second weekend.

Prior to this weekend, "You Can See Everything" had been trailing "Clayface" and Paramount's "Street Fighter" in consecutive slots. However, the documentary's strong critical reception and powerful word-of-mouth have contributed to an estimated domestic total of $63.9 million, currently placing it as the sixth-highest grossing documentary in U.S./Canada history.

While a 43% decline from its $19.5 million second weekend suggests it may not reach the $100 million milestone achieved by Michael Moore's "Fahrenheit 9/11," the film has still proven to be a notable success. "You Can See Everything" has become the second highest-grossing film of October, contributing to a 32% year-over-year increase in overall October box office grosses to $570 million, surpassing last year's October total of $556 million.

Although "Clayface" currently holds a domestic total of $44 million and $83 million worldwide after 10 days, the film's modest theatrical outlook could still provide some relief to Warner Bros. as it transitions to Skydance ownership.