A QUIET HALLOWEEN BOX OFFICE CROWNS AN UNLIKELY QUEEN: THE ELIZABETH HOLMES DOC

With Halloween falling on a Saturday and every major distributor sitting the frame out, A24's documentary 'You Can See Everything' is forecast to claim the top spot in its third weekend, with a projected $12M–$17M.

The film, about Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, expanded by another 600 screens to more than 3,200, after a $19.5 million sophomore frame that was up 25% on its opening.

Thursday numbers had it at $2 million for the day and $52 million domestic, ahead of DC's 'Clayface' ($1.9 million Thursday, $33 million domestic) and Laika's 'Wildwood' ($1.37 million Thursday, $18.3 million domestic).

Box Office Pro notes the last Saturday Halloween at the box office (barring 2020) was 2015, when the fifth week of 'The Martian' topped the chart with $11 million.

The quiet frame is a quirk of the calendar: studios traditionally avoid opening big titles against Halloween trick-or-treating.