Guillermo del Toro

Crimson Peak delivers lush production values of gothic horror splendour

Crimson Peak delivers lush production values of gothic horror splendour as it weaves its tale.

FILM REVIEW | Stuart Barr  In the near future a pan-dimensional rift opens deep in the pacific ocean from which spew beasts dubbed Kaiju (a Japanese word that translates as...

In the near future a pan-dimensional rift opens deep in the pacific ocean from which spew beasts dubbed Kaiju (a Japanese word that translates as "strange beast").

Co-writer and director Del Toro has, in the past, suggested that of the films he directs he almost alternates between making big budget studio productions (Blade II, Hellboy I&II) and...

Spin-off movies from animation franchises traditionally take the direct to video route, with the animation and voice talent downgraded.

Sally (Madison) is sent to live with her father Alex (Pearce) and his new girlfriend Kim (Holmes) at the Rhode Island mansion they are renovating.

For the first time on Blu-ray we have the pleasure of Guillermo Del Toro’s ‘Spanish collection’.

Short films are becoming popular again, and no wonder. As we can watch more and more media on the move and continue the eternal search for bitesize chunks of audio-visual...

So another comic book movie enters the already-crowded summer schedule. What’s more, this one is a sequel to a film that was only a moderate success at best and boasts...