‘Clayface’ Tops $100 Million Worldwide Despite Theater Cuts

WHO:

Collider - *Clayface* is a DC film distributed by Warner Bros.

Screen Rant - *Clayface* is a new DCU movie; James Gunn’s *Superman* and *Supergirl* are cited as comparison films.

Collider - *Clayface* is described as a DCU horror film and psychological thriller.

Coming Soon - *Clayface* is a DC Studios horror thriller directed by James Watkins.

WHAT:

Collider - *Clayface* passed $100 million at the worldwide box office as Warner Bros. reduced its North American theater count by 532 locations.

Screen Rant - *Clayface* reached a major global box-office milestone in its third weekend; the article says it took five times as long as *Superman* to reach the milestone and describes its progress as considerably slower than *Supergirl*’s.

Collider - The film was removed from more than 500 theaters after two weeks of release; another Collider headline specifies 532 theaters.

Coming Soon - The film crossed its break-even point during its theatrical run, which the article says had lasted two weeks at that point.

WHERE:

Collider - The 532-location theater reduction was in North America.

Collider - The film’s reported $100 million milestone was worldwide.

WHEN:

Screen Rant - The global box-office milestone was reached in the film’s third weekend.

Collider - The film had been in release for two weeks when it was removed from more than 500 theaters.

Coming Soon - The film crossed break-even two weeks into its theatrical run.

WHY:

Collider - Warner Bros. cut the film’s North American theater count; the articles do not state a reason for the reduction.

HOW:

Collider - Warner Bros. reduced the North American theater count by 532 locations.

Collider - The film’s theater count fell through removals from more than 500 theaters, with the separate headline specifying 532.

(UPDATED November 9, 2026 07:02 UTC)

DC horror thriller Clayface has crossed $100 million worldwide, reaching the milestone in its third weekend. Warner Bros. cut the film’s North American theater count by 532 locations. The film also passed its break-even point during its theatrical run.