The doctor decides to get revenge by kidnapping one of the rapists, holding him in the basement of his house and operating on him to transform him into a woman. Trouble is when he finishes he falls in love with his own work like a new Frankenstein. The church is massive, all gothic with imposing spires of black granite, and the houses surrounding it haven't seen any repairs or remodeling since the Eisenhower era. The trick is, this was actually in a neighborhood far away from the part of Cleveland called Collinwood, but I suppose the artistic license was taken for the retro look of the area. The production company plans to market the hell out of this including an 18-month online campaign before the film's 2003 release.
New Line confirms that no new release date has yet been set.
Comics2Film reports that AICN has retracted the Clooney in Batman 5 statement after people at the same lecture confirmed the film wasn't brought up. Here's a quirky little story from Louisville, Kentucky. Apparently some stores in town were given box sets that included Region 3 versions of the movie rather than R1 versions. I'm working on it already. But I'll do my best.