CEO James Gunn has revealed how Clayface fits into the DCU timeline, and it marks an interesting first for the franchise. He's also promised that we're getting a full-blown horror film.

Tom Rhys Harries plays Matt Hagen, the struggling actor who transforms into the monstrous titular villain, "Clayface."

James Gunn shares some new insights about when Clayface is set in regard to other DCU movies and television shows.

If DC's Clayface movie is pulling from the Batman story we think it is, this movie has the potential to be a fantastic comic book adaptation.

Gunn went on to offer a few more tidbits on what Clayface is trying to achieve, and what it might mean for the DCU. "It's very connected,” he said of Clayface’s role in the la

Clayface looks to fix the Sony Spider-Man universe’s biggest mistake: Could this third DCU movie morph into something better than that uneven collection of comic book films?

Credit: DC The first trailer for Clayface has dropped, and while it's horrified fans everywhere – in a good way, we promise – it's also got some people scratching their heads. Clayface focuses on Matt Hagen,

Clayface is finally getting his own movie. However, years ago, he made his live-action debut in a short-lived, Batman-related TV show.