One thing that Guillermo Del Toro excels at is portraying creatures as sympathetic characters. There’s also the aspect that he makes people horny for them. He was the right choice to revive one of Universal Monsters Frankenstein, and give a whole new light to the story. It rambles quite a lot, but damn it gives […]
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Horror anthologies are always a treat, but having one from the mind of Guillermo Del Toro is like a dessert bar of exquisite tastes. Compromised of 8 different tales, only two being his own original tales, I feel if he was trying to state his case why his long gestating adaption of H.P. Lovecraft’s At
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I recently watched Antlers, and my first thought is we definitely needed more horror based on Native American myths. It is treasure trove fertile with such imaginative projects, and it is always a breath of fresh air to see more than just the usual affair of demonic possessions or sadistic killers. This is another offering
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The thing I love most about Guillermo Del Toro is how he can create worlds, and make it so you are actually experience what’s in that world. Even if it’s as simple as a traveling carnival. He is famous for showing fantastical monsters that defy the imagination, but is just as talented in displaying the
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Here is an oldie but goodie known as Mimic(1997). One of Guillermo Del Toro earliest works, and you can see his potential here. The film is about a fatal disease being spread to children that is being carried by cockroaches. An entomologist designs a new breed of insect to eradicate the roaches, and all seems
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