‘Clayface’ Takes Shape As No. 1 With $24M+; ‘You Can See Everything’ Wowing With Possible $20M Second Weekend – Box Office Update — SkimNews
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- Clayface opened to $24M–$25M domestically, securing a No. 1 debut with $10.4M in Friday and preview earnings across 3,458 theaters.
- Clayface earned an A- CinemaScore from audiences, with 73% of ticket buyers aged 18–34 and strong turnout among Hispanic and Latino viewers at 35%.
- You Can See Everything posted a rare second-weekend increase of 22%–28%, projecting $19M–$20M after expanding to 2,655 theaters from 855.
- Wildwood debuted to $11M with an A CinemaScore, outperforming Laika’s previous release Missing Link ($5.9M) and drawing a cinephile-heavy audience with 94% adult viewers.
- Wicker launched with $5.5M–$6M at 1,471 locations, backed by strong PostTrak results: 92% top-two box and 74% definite recommend, especially among female viewers (79%).
- Street Fighter dropped 74% in its second weekend to $8.15M, underperforming compared to Mortal Kombat 2’s -65% drop and finishing its 10-day run 25% behind that title’s pace.
Why it matters: The box office rebound—up 29% year-over-year—reflects strong audience appetite for genre films and elevated documentaries, with *Clayface* and *You Can See Everything* proving that non-franchise, well-reviewed titles can anchor a frame. A- CinemaScores for both *Clayface* and *Wildwood* signal durable legs ahead, especially during the competitive Halloween corridor.
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