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'Clayface' is underbaked body horror

NPR Movies·Oct 23, 2026 · 11:37 AM CT
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NPR's critic calls Clayface, an R-rated film built around the C-list Batman villain with no Batman in sight, underbaked body horror. The review places it in a long line of villain-centered and 'mature' superhero spin-offs, from the Joker and Venom films to Morbius and Kraven.

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