Review: Clayface
Dami Angela Akinniranye takes a closer look at Clayface, DC’s gruesome new origin story that blends body horror, psychological drama and comic-book mythology.
Born in Nottingham, James Watkins is a director and screenwriter. He made his writing debut with My Little Eye (2002) and directing debut with Eden Lake (2008). His films include The Descent: Part 2, The Woman in Black, Bastille Day, The Take and Speak No Evil. Eden Lake won Best Horror Film at the Empire Awards and Best Director at Fantasporto. He was nominated for a Douglas Hickox Award. TV credits include Black Mirror, McMafia and The Ipcress File.
Dami Angela Akinniranye takes a closer look at Clayface, DC’s gruesome new origin story that blends body horror, psychological drama and comic-book mythology.
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