Why this week matters
Halloween weekend is a horror-comedy handoff rather than a blockbuster weekend — the only new wide release is Briarcliff’s Christmas at the Kringles (Oct 30), joined in select theaters by Netflix’s WWII drama The Mosquito Bowl (Oct 30, streaming Nov 25) and Samuel Goldwyn’s Liam Neeson chase thriller The Mongoose (Oct 30). Two of last weekend’s openers grow up: Wicker expands nationwide Oct 30 after an estimated $5.75M opening from 1,471 theaters, and The Only Living Pickpocket in New York expands wide the same day. Last weekend’s chart (estimates): Clayface No. 1 with about $24M, You Can See Everything No. 2 with about $19.5M (about $45.1M total), Wildwood No. 3 with about $11.6M, Street Fighter No. 4. The week’s biggest trailer news: Searchlight dropped the full official trailer for Tony Gilroy’s Behemoth! (Dec 4) on Oct 28, and Sony released a new trailer for Jumanji: Open World. Weekend figures: weekend estimates, Oct 23–25, 2026.
Most anticipated
Dune: Part Three
Denis Villeneuve returns to Arrakis with the pressure of completing cinema’s defining modern science-fiction trilogy.
The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth
Brad Pitt’s laid-back fixer passes from Quentin Tarantino’s script into David Fincher’s precise, shadowy direction.
Focker-In-Law
The original family-comedy collision is back, with Ariana Grande and Skyler Gisondo joining its generational chaos.
Werwulf
Robert Eggers turns his severe historical eye toward a period werewolf story built for a Christmas-night chill.










































