Screening of the horror film 'Clayface', in which a rising Hollywood star becomes a revenge-filled monster when science strips him of his humanity.
Clayface is playing at Curzon Oxford on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 October, with screenings at 3.20pm and 9.00pm on both days. It's a horror film that runs 108 minutes, and it's rated 18, so it's definitely one for the evening crowd rather than a family afternoon out.
The story follows a rising Hollywood star who descends into a horrifying, revenge-filled monster after scientific ambition strips him of his identity and his humanity. It's that kind of transformation piece where the horror comes as much from the loss of self as from the monster that takes its place, and the revenge part suggests it's as much a thriller as it is a creature feature. If you're into body horror or stories about a life unraveling, this is right in that territory.
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With the 3.20pm and 9.00pm slots, you've got a choice of a matinee or a late one, and since it's running across two days, there are four screenings in total to pick from. It's 108 minutes long, so you're looking at just under two hours in the cinema. The 18 rating is the main thing to keep in mind before you book—it's not for the faint-hearted or the under-18s. If you're after a proper horror on a weekday, Curzon Oxford is the place.
