We're torn, James considers Clayface to be his biggest surprise hit of 2026, while Anthony is a little more lukewarm on the film. Either way, DC Studios takes its boldest and most gruesome swing yet with Clayface, a twisted body horror thriller starring Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, a disfigured actor whose desperate attempt to reclaim his appearance transforms him into a shapeshifting monster. But can this horrifying reinvention prove that the DC Universe can thrive beyond traditional superhero movies? 

We chat about the movie's inventive filmmaking, stomach churning practical effects, and brutal revenge story to its terrific lead performance. We also explore the film's creative transformations, unforgettable horror sequences, and struggles to balance its comic book origins with its body horror ambitions.

We dive into the fascinating filmmaking secrets behind Clayface, including its elaborate prosthetics, practical effects, and inspirations from classics like The Fly. Plus, we discuss Gotham City's portrayal, the film's themes of identity and obsession, and whether this gruesome experiment represents an exciting new direction for DC Studios or a missed opportunity.