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

Comic book movies built around villains have a rough track record with reviewers. For every breakout hit, there have been ...

Every studio hopes the overseas rollout warms up a film before it hits North America, building momentum and headlines ahead of the main event. For DC Studios' ...

DC Studios has bet on horror for its third big-screen outing, and the timing looked smart on paper. 'Clayface' lands right ...

"Clayface" takes one of Batman's freakier villains and gives him his own movie. But the latest DC film fumbles a body horror-filled origin tale.

So it’s no wonder with its fun new “Clayface” that the now-Skydance-owned division is spiritually looking back to its last movie to gross more than $1 billion — “Joker.” The acclaimed 2019 Joaquin ...

Clayface is certainly the scariest, freakiest movie ever made based on a DC Comics property (insert your own jokes here about Gene Hackman’s Superman wig). But what’s most intriguing about it is that ...

Film Theory examines the Three Joker Theory and whether Jared Leto’s Joker could continue one of the classic comic-book ...

Tom Rhys Harries plays a disfigured actor who becomes an evil shapeshifting flesh pile in James Watkins' homage to classic ...

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

Watkins tells IndieWire about the "incredibly supportive atmosphere" that allowed him to make an R-rated horror movie that ...

Dan Lin is out as the head of film at Netflix in a move that has been largely speculated for weeks, following major layoffs ...