Show Notes
DC is doing something a little different with Clayface, and there's a lot to discuss!
In this episode, we review the latest addition to the DC Universe, a smaller-scale, body horror-driven take on the superhero genre. Does Clayface prove that comic book movies don't need enormous budgets, world-ending stakes and endless cameos to succeed?
We discuss the film's performances, its dark tone, and whether this is the kind of bold, filmmaker-led storytelling that could give the superhero genre a much-needed shake-up.
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