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November 2 2026: Clayface just became the highest-grossing body horror movie ever. The DC body horror hit crossed $83 million worldwide in its second weekend, passing The Substance ($77M) for the title of highest-grossing R-rated body horror film in history. Domestically it took $10.4 million, good enough for No. 2 behind the Elizabeth Holmes doc You Can See Everything ($10.6M) — but worldwide, Clayface was No. 1. Its domestic total is now $44.1 million, which covers its entire production budget in ten days.
A comic book villain melting people into goo was never supposed to be a box office story.
November 1 2026: A massive explosion and fire in Palm Beach County, Florida, on Sunday afternoon, November 1, has generated considerable attention and speculation, particularly because of its proximity to President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate.
Videos circulating on social media reportedly showed a large fireball, thick black smoke, and flames near a roadway in the Greenacres area, approximately eight miles from Mar-a-Lago. The dramatic footage prompted questions about what exactly had happened, with various theories circulating online. However, speculation should not be confused with confirmed information.
Initial reports suggested that the explosion may have involved an aircraft, although the exact circumstances surrounding the incident were still being investigated. Authorities were working to determine what caused the explosion and whether there were any injuries or fatalities. Despite the attention surrounding the incident’s proximity to Mar-a-Lago, there was no verified evidence establishing any connection to the presidential property. As investigators continue their work, the public is being urged to distinguish confirmed facts from the numerous theories circulating on social media.
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November 1 2026: Christmas at the Kringles — the 0% Christmas horror bomb. Halloween came and went, and the Kringle family arrived dead on arrival.
Christmas at the Kringles — Ron Livingston vs. a murderous clan, Rob Riggle as a deranged Santa — opened to a perfect, beautiful zero on Rotten Tomatoes. All 24 reviewers. Zero. Friday took in roughly $370,000, which puts the whole weekend under a million. Briarcliff must be thrilled. Look, a Christmas horror movie opening on Halloween weekend sounded clever on paper. But it should have stayed on paper because once it came into the box office it had a deplorable fast run…
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