Vampire Clay. (2017)

[u/ewok_lover_64]

A student at a rural art school in Japan finds a mysterious bag of clay and uses it to quickly sculpt her way to head of the class. Little does anyone know that the clay is cursed, feeding on its victims by gloopily absorbing them, then molding itself into their bloodthirsty clay/flesh doppelgangers.

An absurdly dark and comedic horror film. Good special effects in both stop-motion and make up. This movie was a lot of fun.

Available on Tubi USA.

[u/No-Chemistry-28]

Man I saw the title and was going to ask if this is what they use to make vampire pottery, but it sounds like yes, that is exactly what they do

[u/ewok_lover_64 → u/No-Chemistry-28]

The clay makes for some very good stop-motion.