Halloween weekend 2026 brought no major horror film to theaters. The No. 1 spot went to A24's You Can See Everything, which earned $10.6 million in its second weekend, according to estimates reported by The Wrap.
DC Studios' Clayface, distributed by Warner Bros., followed at $10.2 million. The margin between them was $400,000. Clayface dropped 57 percent from its opening frame, bringing its 10-day domestic total to $44 million against a reported $40 million budget.
You Can See Everything has now grossed approximately $63 million domestically over two weekends.
The rest of the chart held steady. Laika's Wildwood placed third with $6.8 million in its second weekend, a 10-day total near $25 million. Black Bear's Wicker held fourth at $4.1 million, for a domestic total of $13.2 million. Paramount's Street Fighter closed the top five with $3.5 million in its third weekend, a domestic cumulative of $53 million.
No new horror title opened on Halloween. The weekend's highest-grossing film was an A24 release that has spent two weeks resisting any single classification.
