Tag: Guillermo del Toro

Hellboy: The Crooked Man Trailer Can’t Scare Up and Interest

Hellboy is back, but you may not recognize him. The film series (such as it is) based on the comic book by Mike Mignola has been rebooted again, and this time, Hellboy is played not by Ron Perlman or David Harbour but by Jack Kesy, who played Black Tom Cassidy in Deadpool 2. This film …

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Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Movie Cast and Roles Revealed

Guillermo del Toro is creating a monster, and he’s showing off some of his utensils. The celebrated filmmaker’s next movie under his overall Netflix deal is a Frankenstein movie based on art from the late Bernie Wrightson (which was sold to Netflix by his widow, Elizabeth S. Wrightson). The tit...

Guillermo del Toro Almost Made a Star Wars Movie

Of the many Star Wars projects that have fallen by the wayside, this one may raise the interest of even the most cynical Star Wars critic (like me). While appearing on the podcast Happy Sad Confused, veteran screenwriter David Goyer (Blade, Batman Begins, Dark City) revealed that he was working on ...

Hellboy Reboot Coming from Millennium and Ketchup

Ketchup Entertainment is hoping the third time’s the charm for Hellboy. Deadline exclusively reports that the relatively new player (and I use the term loosely) has acquired the distribution rights for Millennium’s new Hellboy film, Hellboy: The Crooked Man. The movie, which is not a sequel to ...

Netflix TUDUM Announcements: Entergalactic, Glass Onion, Wednesday

Yesterday, Netflix released a lot of news as part of its TUDUM event. We already have coverage for The Witcher season 3 update and news on Extraction 2. Today, I’d like to talk about a few of the announcements that most piqued my interest. Namely, TUDUM released new clips from Wednesday, Gl...

Pacific Rim Anime on the Way From Netflix

Looks like the apocalypse is about to get animated. Deadline reports that Netflix has a new lineup of anime originals, including the Pacific Rim anime, which will center on a pair of siblings as they try to find their parents. From day one I’ve loved the Pacific Rim franchise. It was, well, a li...