Clayface is here, and the new DC Universe movie sets up the franchise's live-action Gotham, and there are a few ways it sets ...

Tom Rhys Harries plays a brutally disfigured actor who undergoes an experimental treatment to restore his face in director ...

"Clayface" is a surprisingly good revenge thriller-romance, body-horror origin story for a lesser-known villain from the ...

The latest cinematic installment of the DC Universe offers more gross body horror than compelling character study, and has ...

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Early reactions to DCU’s Clayface are in. They highlight its connection to one of Batman’s most celebrated TV shows. Critics ...

“Clayface” is rated R for strong bloody violence, gore, language, some nudity, and brief drug use. Its running time is 108 ...

Directed by James Watkins and co-written by Mike Flanagan, the standalone film stars Tom Rhys Harries, Naomi Ackie and Max Minghella.

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Clayface is at its best when it embraces its B-movie absurdity. It’s a fun body horror romp that realizes its nasty potential in its final act after a slow-burn set-up.