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The horror film *Clayface* is projected to earn about $60 million worldwide in its opening weekend, against a reported $44 million budget. The forecast would give DC a promising start after the poor box-office performance of *Supergirl*.
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DC’s upcoming horror film *Clayface* is forecast to take about $60 million worldwide in its opening weekend, according to The Hollywood Reporter, against a reported production budget of $44 million. The projection suggests the film could recoup that budget in cinemas quickly, though an opening-weekend estimate is not a guarantee of its final box-office performance.
The film tells the origin story of Matt Hagen, an actor who is disfigured and turns to an experimental treatment that rebuilds his skin, with unexpected consequences. Director James Watkins has made it a horror film, a choice that critics have praised, Nieuws.nl reports.
The forecast comes after a difficult summer for DC’s previous film, *Supergirl*. Nieuws.nl says it cost $170 million and grossed less than $130 million worldwide. The outlet describes *Clayface*’s projected opening as a potential hit for the studio, rather than a confirmed box-office success.
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