What a Batman Movie from a Henchman's Eyes Could Mean for Go…

If made, Henchman would offer a rare ground-level view of Gotham, potentially opening doors for more intimate, character-driven stories within DC's larger universe.

If made, Henchman would offer a rare ground-level view of Gotham, potentially opening doors for more intimate, character-driven stories within DC's larger universe.

Key points - Zach Cregger is still interested in making Henchman, a Batman spin-off about a pharmacist who becomes a Joker henchman. - Cregger prefers small, intimate stories over sprawling lore, as seen in his Resident Evil movie set on the periphery of Resident Evil 2. - Henchman follows a normal guy accidentally caught in a power play between Batman and The Joker. - Cregger clarified the project is not a Joker and Harley Quinn script and he hasn't discussed it with James Gunn. - DC's next film is Clayface, releasing in theaters on October 23.

Timeline - Previously: Cregger shared details about Henchman in an interview with Men's Health. - Recently: Cregger told A Shot magazine he remains fascinated by the bystander perspective on Batman. - October 23: DC's Clayface arrives in theaters.

FAQ

Q: Is Henchman actually happening? A: Not officially. Cregger says he's still keen, but he hasn't talked to James Gunn about it and cautioned the project is getting blown out of proportion online.

Q: What is Henchman about? A: It follows a pharmacist in Gotham City who accidentally gets sucked into a power play between Batman and The Joker and becomes an integral part of it.

Q: Is Henchman connected to Cregger's Resident Evil movie? A: No direct connection, but both focus on ordinary people on the periphery of major events, which Cregger says he's drawn to.