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The New ‘Swamp Thing’ Movie Isn’t Dead Yet

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The New ‘Swamp Thing’ Movie Isn’t Dead Yet

James Mangold’s Swamp Thing confirmed to still be in development at DC Studios. Everybody wants a piece of the Yellowjackets in new trailer for final season. James Gunn recommends ten “body horror” movies to pair with Clayface. And all eight episodes of Crystal Lake gets titles and runtimes. Paul? Paul? Where’s Paul!? It’s Morning Spoilers!

Despite recent rumors of its cancellation, DC Studios’ Peter Safran confirmed James Mangold’s Swamp Thing movie is still in development during a recent interview with Deadline.

We’re working on it, absolutely… The script is being written as we speak. But it’s something we’re excited about. All these things take time – when you’ve already got a filmmaker involved, you’ve got to wait for their window [of availability] as well.

Peter Safran confirms the James Mangold ‘Swamp Thing’ film is still a go at DC Studios: “We’re working on it… The script is being written as we speak” pic.twitter.com/tlJzxv9DSi

Relatedly, James Gunn provided a list of ten “body horror” movies to see before Clayface.

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