Clayface’s Mike Flanagan Revealed His Batman-Related Inspiration For The DCU Film, And Now I’m Really Excited

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While at a ScreenRant panel for Midnight Mass at Motor City Comic Con 2025, Mike Flanagan discussed his take on Clayface and how it differs from Matt Reeves’ vision in The Batman Part II. Flanagan clarified that his inspiration didn’t come from Reeves’ universe, as he hadn’t seen any of their work when he initially developed his story for DC Studios. He went on to explain his creative process.

Whatsapp Wallet Whimsy: VALR & Mukuru’s USDC Adventure 🤑

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Pray, allow me to elucidate: VALR, the paragon of crypto exchanges in Africa, has condescended to offer its indispensable infrastructure to Mukuru, thereby enabling the latter’s vast clientele to partake in the delights of USDC. This, dear reader, is no mere trifle, for it provides a most welcome refuge from the tempestuous seas of local currency volatility. 🌪️💰

A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms: The Wildest Trial By Combat In ASOIAF

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The upcoming story, A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, will showcase a particularly dramatic trial by combat – one of the most intense we’ve seen in the world of Game of Thrones. According to the old laws of the story’s universe, people accused of crimes can request a trial where the outcome is decided by a duel. If the accused wins the duel, they are found innocent, but if they lose, they are immediately convicted.

The Odyssey Movie Trailer 2 Gets Imminent Release Date (Report)

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According to insider Daniel Richtman, the next trailer for The Odyssey will likely be shown with previews for Avatar 3 (also known as Avatar: Fire & Ash) starting December 18, 2025. It’s also possible the trailer will be released online a few days before that date.

First Glance: “Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery”

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In this new mystery, detective Benoit Blanc investigates the murder of Monsignor Jefferson Wicks, a beloved priest portrayed by Josh Brolin. Like any great whodunnit, the story introduces a large group of suspects, most of whom are part of the victim’s affluent church community. The initial trailer delivers exactly what fans enjoyed in the previous films, and director Rian Johnson has a knack for keeping viewers engaged until the final reveal.

Why Sydney Sweeney’s Christy Flopped As Hard As It Did

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Black Bear, the production company behind films like The Imitation Game and Nyad, announced that it would distribute its new film, Christy. They planned a wide release on November 7th, with the film playing in over 2,000 theaters across the U.S. and Canada, hoping to capitalize on the start of awards season. However, Christy had a surprisingly poor opening weekend, earning just $1.3 million. This puts it among the worst-performing films ever to open on so many screens. The R-rated drama explores themes of redemption and the psychological impact of domestic violence, with Ben Foster playing the complex role of the husband and attempted murderer.