Movie Review: 'Clayface' Derives Horror From Batman Monster Villain

Clayface will gross you out perfectly with its wince-inducing body horror

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'Clayface' Review: DCU Molds Villain Origin Story Into Fun Horror

If James Gunn's 'Superman' was for the classic superhero fans, James Watkins' 'Clayface' is for the horror junkies.

Movie review: 'Clayface' derives horror from Batman monster villain

"Clayface," in theaters Friday, uses the Batman villain origin story as a way to explore body horror and the corruption of revenge in a graphic tale.

Clayface – A body horror bloodbath

Reader Rating0 Votes3.5Clayface, the supervillain origin tale of one of Batman’s infamous rogues, is out this week in Irish cinemas. Clayface follows young, up-and-coming actor Matt Hagen (Tom Rhys Harries), who, after a horrible and brutal attack, is left with nothing left in his life. His livelihood is gone, his friends are gone, so he seeks out a doctor developing a cutting-edge procedure. It works for Matt, but there are unforeseen side effe…

Clayface Review: James Watkins Shapes This Batman Icon in His Own Image

Clayface Review Body horror has become its own unique subgenre within the larger space. Whether it be classic films like The Fly or recent ones like The Substance, there’s something about body horror and gore that keeps people reeled in. It might be the practicality, it might be the absurdity, or it could be both. […]