Goodbye 'Clayface,' This Peacock Superhero Thriller Is Even Better

Clayfaceis doing well, with the film already making back its production budget from opening weekend, and good word-of-mouth doing its job leading into Halloween. Even with the connecting tissue of an existing IP, it’s exciting to see a bona fide monster movie with flavors of body horror (that sounded gross, but it’s too late to back down now) get a wide release to mostly positive reviews from critics and audiences. And since everyone enjoys following up a new movie with something similar from the past, you may want to check out a cult classic from the ’90s that fused Universal monsters and the superhero genre, a film that’s known mainly to fans of Sam Raimi: Darkman.