Tom Rhys Harries undergoes a grotesque transformation as Matt Hagen, whose desperation sets him on the path to becoming Clayface. (Warner Bros pic)PETALING JAYA: Is James Gunn’s DC Universe already losing momentum? Following the success of “Superman” last year, fans were eager to see what the new DCU had in store, particularly with a slate of projects promising characters and stories rarely explored on the big screen.
Then came Craig Gillespie’s “Supergirl”, starring Milly Alcock, which failed to make a strong impression at the box office earlier this year and divided cinemagoers. Now, James Watkins’s “Clayface”, billed as the DCU’s first proper foray into horror, risks following a similarly uncertain path.
