Does “Clayface” Give DC A Body Horror Hit Or A Muddy Misfire?
Somewhere above the clouds, in a lavatory lurching through severe turbulence, a movie star notices that his eyelids are fusing shut and grabs a pair of nail scissors to cut.
Somewhere above the clouds, in a lavatory lurching through severe turbulence, a movie star notices that his eyelids are fusing shut and grabs a pair of nail scissors to cut.
A hooded man stands under a streetlight with one hand clamped over his mouth, blood running between his fingers, and when the hand finally comes away the face underneath is.
James Gunn’s DC Universe just introduced its ugliest new face on purpose, and it might be the best thing DC Studios has put out all summer. The first full trailer.
For over a decade, “It Follows” fans have lived with a low, creeping dread: not just from the film’s unshakable premise, but from the question of whether anyone would dare.
DC has been promising for a while that its rebuilt universe would make room for more than capes and heat vision. On April 22, the studio stopped promising and started.
Superhero movies have a house style by now: big skies, bigger CGI, a third act where a city gets rearranged block by block. So here’s the fun part about DC’s.