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'Clayface' molds DC Studios' first horror movie
- DC Studios released the first trailer for Clayface, confirming a theatrical release on October 23, 2026, with Tom Rhys Harries starring as Matt Hagen, a rising Hollywood actor.
- Directed by James Watkins from a script by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, the origin story follows Hagen's descent into a revenge-filled monster after a gangster's attack forces him to undergo experimental transformation.
- Footage showcases Hagen bandaged in bed and morphing his hand into a mace-shaped weapon, evoking comparisons to Darkman and The Fly for their body horror and haunting imagery of shape-shifting faces.
- Unlike Todd Phillips' 2019 Joker, the project is part of the DCU, following James Gunn's Superman as the third theatrical entry, with Supergirl arriving June 26.
- Future DCU titles include Man of Tomorrow, set for July 9, 2027, and Matt Reeves' The Batman: Part II, arriving October 1, 2027, as the studio continues its second wave of theatrical projects.
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The Independent (US)Clayface trailer sparks comparisons to horror movies as DC fans praise new turn
Horror director James Watkins is putting a new spin on the legacy Batman villain
·London, United Kingdom
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DC Studios se prvi put upušta u ovaj žanr sa filmom „Clayface“, horor trilerom reditelja Džejmsa Votkinsa, u kojem Tom Ris Haris tumači kultnog negativca iz Gotama.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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Clayface trailer shows off classic Batman villain in dark new body horror starring memorable Doctor Who guest star
The first trailer for Batman spin-off Clayface has arrived – and it looks set to be one of the scariest films of the year.Tom Rhys Harries leads the cast of the upcoming horror film, which adapts the tragic origin of one of the caped crusader's most grotesque villains in a body horror story with echoes of The Substance.Much like Demi Moore's Elisabeth Sparkle, who went to extreme lengths to recapture her lost youth, Harries will play Hollywood s…
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