Now to... Clayface (2026)

What was your excitement level going into this one?

Tim, I'm not going to lie.

It was pretty mid.

I was kind of just like neither here nor there.

Didn't really care until I found out that it was written by Mike Flanagan because Mike Flanagan's my boy.

I trust him.

I trust him with everything.

Oh, yeah.

And I was I was not let down.

So I left very much more excited than I was when I went in.

My friend, when the credits rolled, was like, Mike Flanagan

wrote this? Like shocked because it was not up to Mike Flanagan level or what?

No, just because like, you know, he's a big name in horror.

He didn't direct it, obviously.

Otherwise, his name would have been all over it.

But usually you would you would know something like that if you if you knew with Mike Flanagan.

Yeah.

In fact, I mean, we'll get into it and we'll get into why he didn't direct this.

But pretty much this is the reason for this movie is pretty much down to Mike Flanagan.

Well, good for him, because I thought it was great.

I mean, we haven't really talked about, like, Batman.

Are you familiar with Clayface, though, as, like, a character?

Not at all.

Nope.

I had to look him up.