Clayface won the weekend. A three-hour documentary had the better story: it grew 25%. Gotham is filming again, and a dog won a horror award.
Clayface opens to $24M, $43M worldwide
Clayface opened at No. 1 with about $24M at 3,458 theaters. Deadline's chart says $24M and its text says $24.5M. The global start is $43M, which is a solid result for a film Deadline puts at a $44M net production cost.
You Can See Everything makes $19.5M in weekend two, up 25%
A24's documentary made more in its second weekend than its first: $19.5M, up 25%, for a $45.1M total. Deadline called a second weekend that outgrosses the opening "just spectacular."
Wildwood opens to $11.6M
Laika's Wildwood opened to $11.6M at 2,942 theaters, close to Kubo and the Two Strings' $12.6M debut in 2016.
Pattinson is back on The Batman Part II set in a couple of days
Filming on The Batman Part II paused when Matt Reeves left the set for a family matter, and Steven Soderbergh is stepping in to finish the shoot. "I think they're in production already," Robert Pattinson told GamesRadar+. "And I'm starting in a couple of days." He called Soderbergh's help "incredibly generous." The film opens Feb. 18, 2028.
Obsession wins five Fangoria Chainsaw Awards
Obsession won the most awards at the fan-voted Fangoria Chainsaw Awards, with five, including Best Director for Curry Barker and Best Lead Performance for Inde Navarrette. Backrooms was second with three. The Goodest Boy award went to Indy, the dog from Good Boy.