Published Feb 6, 2026, 6:25 PM EST
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The release date for Warner Bros.'s upcoming DCU movie, Clayface, has been announced.
Clayface, which is directed by James Watkins, has been pushed back from September 11, 2026, to October 23, 2026. The supervillain film will star Tom Rhys Harries (Clayface/Matt Hagen), Naomi Ackie (Dr. Caitlin Bates), Max Minghella (John), David Dencik (undisclosed), and Eddie Marsan (undisclosed).
The movie was written by Mike Flanagan and Hossein Amini. Several faces that are synonymous with DC and Batman, such as Matt Reeves, James Gunn, Lynn Harris, and Peter Safran, will serve as executive producers.
Whether intentional or not, Warner Bros.'s decision to move Clayface's release date to the Halloween season is a smart move. The upcoming film is reportedly going to have a much darker and horror-like theme than DC's previous projects. Throw in the fact that Watkins has directed several iconic horror and thriller titles, such as The Woman in Black, Speak No Evil, and Black Mirror, and the timing is all the more perfect.
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