You Can See Everything Wins Halloween as October Box Office Jumps 37%
Summary
The A24 documentary led a roughly $56 million frame, while Briarcliff's Christmas at the Kringles flopped with a 0% Rotten Tomatoes score.
"A24's You Can See Everything won a soft Halloween weekend with about $10.6 million from 3,243 theaters, down 43%, for a domestic total of $63.9 million after 17 days, according to The Numbers. DC Studios' Clayface fell 57% to $10.4 million for $44.1 million, and Laika's Wildwood dipped 39% to $7.5 million for about $25.9 million against a reported $100 million budget. The full weekend came to about $56 million, slightly below last year's comparable frame, which trackers put at $55.5 million to $57.4 million.
Among new releases, Briarcliff Entertainment's Christmas at the Kringles, a Kevin Lewis horror comedy about holiday-obsessed cultists, earned $200,000 from Thursday previews in 1,825 theaters with a 0% Rotten Tomatoes score, Deadline reported, and analyst David A. Gross estimated about $700,000 for the weekend. The concert film BTS World Tour Arirang added about $2.8 million from 1,010 locations.
For the month, domestic theaters grossed about $590 million, up 37.5% from October 2025's $429 million, TheWrap reported; without You Can See Everything, October would have landed near $530 million, still up about 23.5%. Amazon MGM's Verity was the month's top grosser at $73.5 million, and TheWrap expects the holiday slate to carry 2026 to about $10.5 billion domestically."
