The movie’s first official trailer doesn’t lean quite as heavily into the body horror of its harrowing teaser, but it’s still pretty unsettling. And yes, that haunting version of The Flaming Lips’ “Do You Realize?

The upcoming DC Universe horror movie Clayface is already one of the strangest and most interesting projects on the DC Studios slate and I’ve beb excited about watching it. A body-horror story about a

DC fans celebrated the trailer's gruesome body horror and the character finally receiving a solo movie after decades in comics, animation, and video games. Harries plays Hagen, a rising Gotham actor whose face is mutilated just as his career takes off.

The newly released trailer introduces Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, a rising Gotham actor whose life is shattered after a brutal attack leaves him disfigured. Desperate to reclaim both his career and identity, Hagen turns to an experimental serum ...

A Clayface star has revealed how Robert Pattinson‘s Batman was almost connected to the upcoming DCU movie. The project is helmed by James Watkins, based on a screenplay from Mike Flanagan and Hossein

They called Clayface “the new face of Gotham,” and Batman fans had a lot to say about it. DC Studios’ latest tagline sparked a heated debate among fans over what it means for the Dark Knight’s future.

Tom Rhys Harries photographed exclusively for EW’s ‘Clayface’ cover shootCredit: Max Montgomery "There's something so effective and disturbing about those illustrations in that story," he says, before dropping another touchstone,

It's well-known that DC's upcoming body horror Clayface was inspired by the classic Batman: The Animated Series two-parter Feat of Clay. But in a new interview, Matt Hagen himself, Tom Rhys Harries, has revealed that the Batman Arkham games' depiction of the shapeshifting Batman baddie was a touchstone for the DCU: Chapter One movie.