While Guillermo del Toro is one of the most critically acclaimed filmmakers in history, some of his works don't get enough love.

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Comic book movies have been popular in Hollywood for a long time, but in the last 25 years, I feel like we've seen a massive explosion of them.

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Ron Perlman has always been the definitive Hellboy for many fans, and he recently made it clear that he’d only return to the ...

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which was first published by Marvel Comics in 1983 – stringy black hair, his face and body thin and sinewy, with deep, soulful eyes. Del Toro’s “Frankenstein” looks lush and operatic ...

Last year, another Hellboy film released in Hellboy: The Crooked Man. Again, Pearlman was likely approached to star, but the ...

describes del Toro’s Frankenstein‘s monster as “heavily inspired by the illustrations of Bernie Wrightson, which was first published by Marvel Comics in 1983 – stringy black hair ...