A classic Batman supervillain gets an origin story with the DC body horror movie "Clayface." But does it have the Dark Knight or a post-credits scene?

A sprawling new anthology series has a new threat engulfing Batman's domain, with a familiar face rising to fight a threat ...

"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" is a B-movie, body horror tale devoid of superhero flair and severely lacking in the scares department.

Clayface is set almost entirely in Gotham, but Batman isn't mentioned once. So is the Caped Crusader even active during the events of the film?

If James Gunn’s Superman was for the classic superhero fans, James Watkins’ Clayface is for the horror junkies. Fittingly penned by Exorcist: Martyrs horror maestro Mike Flanagan and Drive scribe ...

Clayface will explore a darker side of Gotham City when the new DCU horror movie arrives. Director James Watkins recently explained how Batman‘s influence can still be felt even though he does not ...

Clayface will be the next entry in the long-running history of Batman villains going on their own cinematic journey without the Dark Knight involved. James Gunn described the screenplay by Flanagan as ...

Clayface delivers disturbing DC body horror, with Tom Rhys Harries bringing tragedy and terror to Batman's shapeshifting villain.

Mike Flanagan says he was inspired by 'BATMAN: THE ANIMATED SERIES' when writing the 'CLAYFACE' script "For me, it all goes back to the animated series. 'Batman: The ...

Ever since Batman was brought into the world of comic books by Bill Finger and Bob Kane in 1939, the Caped Crusader has been explored and reinterpreted through the lens of countless creatives across ...

After being originally slated to join the likes of Avengers: Secret Wars and James Gunn's Man of Tomorrow in the 2027 theatrical circuit, the frustrating news was announced in July that The Batman ...