Zach Cregger Shelves DC Film "Henchman" Amid Batman Project Overload

BREAKING NEWS: Zach Cregger Shelving DC Film 'Henchman' Amid Batman Project Overload In a surprise move, writer-director Zach Cregger has announced that he's putting his DC film "Henchman" on hold, citing the crowded landscape of Batman projects. According to ScreenRant, Cregger revealed that he'll be keeping his script under wraps for now, waiting for the right time to pitch it to DC and Warner Bros. Timeline: Cregger had been working on "Henchman," a film about a low-level goon who rises through the crime world after taking down Batman. The project was initially pitched as a unique take on the character, but Cregger now believes it may not fit into the current DC cinematic universe. Immediate Impact: The news has sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, with many fans and critics wondering what this means for the future of "Henchman." While Cregger assured that he's not deterred by the competition from Matt Reeves' "The Batman Part II" and James Gunn's "Clayface," it seems that timing is everything in Hollywood. Background Context: "Henchman" was first announced last month, with Cregger set to write and direct. The project had generated buzz among fans of DC Comics and the Batman franchise. However, with so many high-profile projects vying for attention, it appears that "Henchman" may have gotten lost in the shuffle. What's Next: For now, it seems that Cregger will be keeping his script under wraps, waiting for the right moment to pitch it to DC and Warner Bros. Will he find a way to make "Henchman" work despite the crowded playing field? Only time will tell. *This story is developing. Information compiled from Gizmodo reporting.*