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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.
