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Clayface premiered on October 13, 2026, at the Hollywood Legion Theater in Los Angeles before opening in US theaters on October 23. The R-rated body horror film is the third feature-length installment in the DCU, and no other DC movies are scheduled to hit theaters before Man of Tomorrow arrives in July 2027. -
Critics say Clayface has a strong emotional thread in Matt and Caitlin's relationship, but the film's story never fully lands. The first reviews are also split on the horror elements: the film has 77% positive reviews from 95 critics on Rotten Tomatoes and a score of 59 from 35 reviews on Metacritic. -
Reviews of the first DC Studios horror film came out two days before its premiere, and critics agree on one thing: DC has never made anything like it. Where they disagree is whether the film is actually scary. -
HBO has put a standalone Poison Ivy series into development. The project is being crafted for the Max service as part of the rebooted DC Studios cinematic universe. -
DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran has stated that a second season of the Lanterns series is not yet guaranteed. -
Lanterns co-creator Damon Lindelof has revealed that Season 2 of the series is already in the early stages of development. -
Production on The Batman Part 2 in London has been temporarily paused as director Matt Reeves has stepped away to handle a private family matter. -
James Gunn and Peter Safran recently met with incoming Skydance co-CEO David Ellison to discuss their future at DC Studios, and the conversation reportedly went well, according to a Deadline report. Ellison asked them to "keep doing what they are doing." -
Warner Bros. Pictures Animation and DC Studios have unleashed the official trailer for the second installment of their animated adaptation of the legendary "Batman: Knightfall" saga. -
Adria Arjona has shared that she is undergoing grueling workouts and a strict diet for her mysterious role in Superman: Man of Tomorrow. The actress is still keeping her character's identity under wraps, only fueling rumors that she has been cast as Wonder Woman. -
In August, Lanterns premiered on HBO — one of the most important shows in the rebooted DC cinematic universe. After all, while Marvel is basking in the record-breaking box office of the new Spider-Man (Spider-Man: Brand New Day) and mentally converting the hype around Avengers: Doomsday into ticket sales, things once again aren't going so smoothly for the competition. -
Streaming service HBO Max has ordered an eight-episode mockumentary series titled The People v. Gorilla Grodd from DC Studios. -
Marvel Cinematic Universe star Sebastian Stan has finally put to rest long-running rumors regarding his involvement in Matt Reeves’ upcoming The Batman sequel, dropping a massive hint that he will be stepping into the shoes of Harvey Dent. -
Two intergalactic cops investigate a murder in a remote Nebraska town — that's the setup of the Green Lantern series critics are comparing to the first season of "True Detective," "Training Day," and "Men in Black." "Lanterns" premiered on August 16 on HBO Max and the HBO channel, and at the time of writing sits at 95% on Rotten Tomatoes across 47 reviews, 88% audience approval, and a 72 on Metacritic. -
The HBO Max streaming service has dropped the first five minutes of the debut episode of DC Studios' upcoming series Lanterns. The show is officially set to premiere on August 16. -
The DCU's television lineup appears to have shrunk, with DC Studios reportedly cancelling two shows at once: Waller and Paradise Lost. -
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav says James Gunn is spending nearly every waking hour on Superman: Man of Tomorrow, which is set to hit theaters on July 9, 2027. Zaslav added that he has already seen early material from the sequel and called it "amazing" and "fantastic." -
Supergirl's box office run ended well below DC Studios' expectations, with its opening weekend already setting a tough tone for the new DCU film. The movie closed at $125.8 million worldwide, making it a financial loss for the studio and the lowest box office return for any DC movie since Catwoman in 2004. -
DC Studios and HBO have unveiled the official trailer for the upcoming series Lanterns during the project's panel at San Diego Comic-Con. -
DC Studios and Warner Bros. have officially released the first trailer for Clayface. The upcoming film is a dark, R-rated horror thriller centering on the tragic origin story of the iconic Batman rogue.
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