November has kicked off with a much-needed boost at the box office, with Godzilla Minus Zero roaring into cinemas and taking the number one spot. Meanwhile, Warner Bros.' The Cat in the Hat has struggled to make the same impact.

You Can See Everything claims the top spot at the Halloween box office, while Clayface slips to second place. Wicker and Wildwood enjoy impressive holds, Other Mommy continues its successful run, and Street Fighter struggles as the domestic box office reaches $8.5 billion for 2026.

With a $43 million worldwide opening against a $44 million budget, Clayface could offer DC Studios a new direction. Following Supergirl's disappointing box office performance, could smaller budgets and horror-inspired superhero films provide a more sustainable path forward?

Clayface takes the top spot with a solid $43 million worldwide debut, while Wildwood struggles to justify its hefty budget. Elsewhere, You Can See Everything enjoys an impressive second weekend, Street Fighter suffers a steep decline, and Resident Evil continues its remarkable box office run thanks to China.

Clayface is a refreshing descent into full blown horror territory for the comic book genre. Thomas Rhys Harries is an excellent Hagen, the blend of practical and CGI effect work is effectively unnerving, the bursts of violence are splattery and the creative techniques used for the body morphing are well executed.

Warner Brother have released the final trailer for DC Studios Clayface, is a horror thriller from director James Watkins — In cinemas on October 23.