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New Clayface fan theory might explain Matt Hagen's erratic behavior at the end of the DCU movie
A fan theory suggests that nanites, influenced by Dr. Caitlyn Corr's DNA, are responsible for Matt Hagen's obsession and shapeshifting abilities as Clayface. This theory posits that Hagen's actions were not entirely his own but technologically driven, making Corr's role in his villainous transformation darker than initially perceived.
James Gunn marks 65 years of Matt Hagen's Clayface by praising the "astounding performance" by Tom Rhys…
DC Studios boss James Gunn praised Tom Rhys Harries' performance as Clayface on the 65th anniversary of Matt Hagen's comic debut. Gunn highlighted the emotional depth Harries brought to the character's transformation. The article also touches on Clayface's history in various Batman media and its recent box office success.
Clayface Easter eggs: 17 DC and Batman references you might have missed
The recent DCU film, Clayface, is packed with Easter eggs and references to the wider DC universe and Batman. These include locations like The Narrows and Amusement Mile, characters such as Joker and Harvey Dent, and nods to iconic comic storylines like 'One Bad Day' and 'The Killing Joke'. The film also features props from Tim Burton's 1989 Batman and mentions of the Gotham Gazette and Gotham Knights.
Who is Matt Hagen? DC villain Clayface, explained
This article explains the origin story of the DC villain Clayface, focusing on the character Matt Hagen. It details his transformation from a Hollywood actor into the shapeshifting villain, drawing inspiration from Batman: The Animated Series and contrasting it with his comic book origins. The piece also touches on his future appearances in the DCU.
Clayface director didn't want to reference Batman because the DC horror is like how "Joker is the story of one…
Director James Watkins explains why Batman is absent from the upcoming DC horror film Clayface, likening its focus on Matt Hagen's story to that of Joker. The film aims to establish Gotham City as a character itself, drawing inspiration from German expressionist cinema and gritty 1970s-90s New York photography.
DC boss James Gunn says the Clayface movie won't be the last we see of the shapeshifting Batman villain
DC Studios head James Gunn confirmed that the upcoming movie 'Clayface' will not be the last appearance of the shapeshifting villain Matt Hagen in the DC Universe. Gunn stated that the film explores different genres and that Clayface will return in future projects, potentially including a Batman-related DCU movie or a second season of 'Creature Commandos'. The movie, described as 'shockingly gruesome,' is set to release on October 23.
Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries lets slip that Matt Hagen knows Batman is in Gotham during the DCU movie: "We have…
Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries has hinted that Batman is present in Gotham within the upcoming DCU movie. While discussing the film's footage, Harries suggested that characters Matt Hagen and Dr. Caitlin Bates discuss Batman's presence. This has led to speculation among fans that the Caped Crusader will be a part of the villain's origin story, even if Robert Pattinson's Batman is not involved.
Clayface pre-sales are the DCU's lowest yet – but it could still be a success
Clayface is experiencing significantly lower pre-sales compared to previous DCU films like Supergirl and Resident Evil, projecting a modest opening weekend. However, its lower budget and the nature of horror film ticket purchasing suggest it could still achieve success through word-of-mouth if the quality is high.
Clayface star says his DCU villain is "so overpowered comparative to Batman" and could definitely take him out
Actor Tom Rhys Harries, who plays Clayface in the upcoming DCU film, believes his character is significantly more powerful than Batman and could defeat him. Harries highlighted Clayface's shapeshifting abilities as a key advantage. The film, focusing on the origin of Matt Hagen, is set to release on October 23.
Final Clayface trailer teases the Batman villain's violent DCU origin story, and gives us our best look yet at the…
The final trailer for the DCU film Clayface has been released, offering a detailed look at the villain's violent origin story and his grotesque final form. Directed by James Watkins and starring Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, the film is described as a smaller-scale, unsettling horror experience inspired by Sam Raimi's Evil Dead movies. Clayface is set to release in cinemas on October 23.
New eye-popping Clayface trailer teases the DCU's goriest movie yet and a new side to Gotham
A new trailer for the upcoming DCU horror movie 'Clayface' has been released, showcasing significant gore and a darker tone. The film, directed by James Watkins and penned by Mike Flanagan, follows the tragic transformation of actor Matt Hagen into the iconic villain. It is described as the DCU's goriest and potentially most emotional movie yet, set to release on October 23.
New trailer for DCU's bloody body horror movie Clayface is sure to give you nightmares
A new trailer for the DCU horror film Clayface has been released, showcasing the terrifying transformation of Matt Hagen. The movie, directed by James Watkins and written by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini, is set to premiere on October 23. The trailer highlights the body horror elements and the character's origins, drawing inspiration from Batman: The Animated Series.
James Gunn seemingly answers a Clayface mystery about if we've seen him in the DCU before
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has indicated that the Clayface featured in the animated series Creature Commandos is the same character appearing in the upcoming Clayface movie. Gunn confirmed the movie is canon and will serve as an origin story for Matt Hagen, who is voiced by Alan Tudyk in Creature Commandos and played by Tom Rhys Harries in the film. The article also touches on other DCU projects like Superman, Paradise Lost, and Booster Gold.
Clayface may be more important to the DCU than we realized as James Gunn confirms it's set before Superman and "very connected" to the wider universe
DC Studios boss James Gunn confirmed that the upcoming DCU film Clayface will be released before Superman and is deeply connected to the wider universe. Written by Mike Flanagan, the horror film stars Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, who gains the ability to shapeshift after a transformation.
Clayface trailer doesn't address Batman, but there are enough Gotham nods to suggest the Caped Crusader will show…
The first trailer for the DC body horror project Clayface has been released, featuring Matt Hagen. While the trailer heavily references Gotham and Batman lore, it does not explicitly confirm whether Robert Pattinson's Batman will appear in the project.
First look at DC Studios' Clayface is more face than clay
DC Studios has revealed the first look at Clayface, starring Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, which is described as a full-on body horror film set to release on October 23. Additionally, James Gunn shared a cryptic first look at filming for Man of Tomorrow, which is slated for a July 9 release.
