Awesome Guillermo Del Toro

If you look back over the work of Guillermo del Toro, you’ll notice that he often creates scenes in monochrome palettes. Luís Azevedo of Little White Lies put together this brilliant montage of scenes that illustrate the director’s use of color to set the mood in films like Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy, and The Shape of Water.

Guillermo del Toro takes aim at Award season with this mysterious tale of a manipulative carny (Bradley Cooper) who meets his match in an even more dangerous psychiatrist (Cate Blanchett). The teaser is intentionally cryptic but drew us in with its bold visuals and emotional tension. In theaters 12.17.2021.

(Gore) Produced by Guillermo del Toro, and directed by Scott Cooper (Black Mass), this creepy horror film follows the story of a gruesome death that at first appears to be an animal attack, but turns out to be something far more insidious – and the young boy who in some way is connected to it all.

Kaptainkristian looks at how director Guillermo del Toro designs and presents monsters in his films. Using quotes from the director himself, the film essayist identifies the key elements of a del Toro monster, including transformation and the use of prosthetics and motion actors.

As part of their Guillermo del Toro Signature Collection, NECA made a limited edition figure of the multi-talented director, writer, and producer behind Pan’s Labyrinth, Pacific Rim, and The Shape of Water. Just 2,000 will be on hand at the 2018 SDCC. More pics on EW.

(Spoilers) A look at some of the visual effects used in Guillermo Del Toro’s wonderful film, and how VFX artists used green screen, CGI, and other techniques to not only create the amphibian man, but to magically transport viewers in place and time.

A young bride discovers her charming husband’s dark past thanks to his family’s super creepy house. Guillermo del Toro tells a haunted house story with Crimson Peak. Stars Mia Wasikowska, Tom Hiddleston and Jessica Chastain.

(Gore) Based on the book series, Guillermo Del Toro’s upcoming FX show looks darker and more horrific than other vampire shows, thanks to the parasitic nature of Del Toro’s bloodsuckers and decided lack of sexytime.

Guillermo del Toro co-wrote and produced this remake of a 1973 horror classic in which a girl moves in with her dad and his girlfriend, and finds demons in the house who want her for themselves.