Box-office leader for the weekend

You Can See Everything was the top-grossing film for the weekend, earning $10,601,000 and reaching a cumulative total of $63,883,000.

Second place in box-office

Clayface came in second with $10,400,000 for the weekend, bringing its total to $44,064,000.

Third place in box-office

Wildwood, la prophétie de la forêt earned $7,508,000, accumulating to $25,913,000.

Fourth place in box-office

Wicker took in $3,200,000, with a cumulative total of $13,261,000.

Tied for fifth place

Street Fighter also earned $3,200,000, bringing its cumulative total to $53,012,000.

Sixth place in box-office

Resident Evil collected $2,525,000, reaching $157,399,000.

Seventh place in box-office

Malfaisante earned $2,500,000, accumulating to $55,625,000.

Eighth place in box-office

The Last Pickpocket in New York took in $1,920,000, reaching $2,124,000.

Ninth place in box-office

Heart of the Beast earned $1,615,000, accumulating to $65,110,000.

Tenth place in box-office

Raison et sentiments collected $1,400,000, reaching $16,787,000.

No new films entered top 10

No new releases managed to enter the top 10 of the US box-office for this weekend.

Documentary continues success

You Can See Everything, a documentary directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, continued its success, taking first place in the box-office for its third week of release and surpassing the DC Comics production Clayface.

French release date for documentary

The documentary about Elizabeth Holmes is set for release in theaters in France on December 30, with advance screenings scheduled in the country on December 1.

Financial status of Clayface

Clayface, with a budget of $40 million, has collected nearly $83 million worldwide and is breaking even without making a significant impact.

Halloween performance of horror films

Horror films Resident Evil and Malfaisante showed strong resistance during Halloween celebrations.

Box-office success of Zach Cregger's film

Additionally, the film by Zach Cregger has just surpassed $400 million in worldwide box-office revenue for an estimated budget of $75 million.