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Clayface Review: DC's Scariest Horror Movie
DC's Clayface film earns R rating for face-mutilation horror with no DC universe ties.
In brief
DC's Clayface film earns R rating for face-mutilation horror with no DC universe ties. Clayface, a DC Comics horror film starring Tom Rhys Harries as a man who loses his face, becomes a standalone horror movie with no connection to the DC universe. Originally reported by Consequence.
Clayface begins with Matt Hagen
Matt Hagen, a young actor with Oscar nomination, has one-night stand with Mia, girlfriend of Gotham crime boss Markos Szabo.
Szabo mutilates Matt's face
Gotham crime boss Markos Szabo carves up Matt Hagen's face after he refuses to share his girlfriend.
Dr. Caitlyn Corr helps Matt
Dr. Caitlyn Corr, a scientist, reverses Matt's scarring but causes face parts to ooze.
Matt gains shapeshifting powers
Matt develops ability to take on others' faces, leading to vengeance against Szabo and his gang.
Horror sequences in first half
Director James Watkins creates gruesome horror scenes including Matt's disfigurement and surgery.
Clayface releases October 23
Clayface oozes into theaters on Friday, October 23rd, with no DC universe connections.
At a glance
Clayface, a DC Comics horror film starring Tom Rhys Harries as a man who loses his face, becomes a standalone horror movie with no connection to the DC universe.
