No new wide openers, Halloween on a Saturday, and a market well below last year's holiday frame. You Can See Everything holds at the top for a third straight week.

The weekend of October 31 to November 1 came in below last year's Halloween frame, with no major studios risking a new wide release. Halloween landing on a Saturday pulled audiences toward trick-or-treating and away from theaters.

You Can See Everything, A24's documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, held No. 1 for a third consecutive weekend with an estimated $11 million, a drop of roughly 40 percent, according to Franchise RE. Its domestic total now stands at $63.9 million, per Box Office Mojo.

Clayface narrowly trailed at an estimated $10.5 million, down approximately 55 percent in its third weekend. The DC Studios film has earned $44.1 million domestically and $82.9 million globally, per Box Office Mojo. Wildwood placed third with $7.5 million.

The weekend's most notable expansion came from The Only Living Pickpocket in New York, a Sony Pictures Classics release carrying a 97 on Rotten Tomatoes. It opened wide to 1,112 screens and grossed an estimated $2 million. BTS World Tour Arirang earned $3 million from 1,010 screens.

Five new wide releases are scheduled for the following weekend, according to Franchise RE.