Guillermo del Toro

Bring Back That Scary Feeling: Don't Be Afraid of the Dark Tries

Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark! I Was There!

​Above is the image that promoted the original Don't Be Afraid of The Dark--the 1973 TV movie Guillermo del Toro was inspired to remake, as a writer/producer, with Katie Holmes and Guy Pearce. I included it strictly for shock value because you didn't expect it. (Boo!) Well, last night, at th ... More >>

Summer Movie Guide 2011

Superheroes, sequels, and TWO Conans! Summer has arrived.

TIME WARP

With love from England to you

KILLER TIME

Not for the tender-hearted . . . just sayin'

Actor Diego Luna Babysits, Discusses His On-Screen Reunion with Gael Garcia Bernal, Rudo y Cursi

"In Mexico, you're always asked where Gael is, like if you're by yourself then you are nothing." The Mexican blockbuster Rudo y Cursi is the first film that Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal have costarred in since Y Tu Mama Tambien, the much acclaimed 2001 indie coming-of-age film that simultane ... More >>

"Visual Protein": Guillermo Del Toro at the New Yorker Festival

"In Mexico, you're always asked where Gael is, like if you're by yourself then you are nothing." The Mexican blockbuster Rudo y Cursi is the first film that Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal have costarred in since Y Tu Mama Tambien, the much acclaimed 2001 indie coming-of-age film that simultane ... More >>

Pan's Labyrinth

"In Mexico, you're always asked where Gael is, like if you're by yourself then you are nothing." The Mexican blockbuster Rudo y Cursi is the first film that Diego Luna and Gael Garcia Bernal have costarred in since Y Tu Mama Tambien, the much acclaimed 2001 indie coming-of-age film that simultane ... More >>

LIVIN’ LA VIDA  CINEMA

Latin film is bigger than ever

Devil May Care About Hellboy II

Big Red returns in a mindless, revved-up sequel

Welcome to New York Comic Con

S-F truants, Guillermo del Toro, and ReBoot's dirty secret

Ay Dios Mio! Golden Globe's Bad Karma

S-F truants, Guillermo del Toro, and ReBoot's dirty secret

Lock up the Kids

It's a hard knock life—and a creepy one—in The Orphanage

DVD edition!

This week: Mexican cinema, and lots of it

Knocking Down the Tower of Babel

Latin-American filmmakers push through the 'Three Amigos' Effect

Hoberman's Top 10

Latin-American filmmakers push through the 'Three Amigos' Effect

V For Violence

From Al Basrah to the AMC, 2006 meant war

Magic Touch

Fantastical meets political in this stunning for-adults-only fairy tale

Golden Loach

Combat movies win top prizes at Cannes

Before the Revolution

In Cannes's second week, Coppola falters, Linklater rebounds, and Spanish-language films surge

Aztec Camera

From the Golden Age to Buñuel and beyond: Reveling in a century of Mexican cinema

Horned Hero Fights Tentacled Slime, Relives 20th Century

From the Golden Age to Buñuel and beyond: Reveling in a century of Mexican cinema

It's a Small World After All

The season's globe-trotting films bring mankind closer together, or at least pretend to on-screen

Film

The season's globe-trotting films bring mankind closer together, or at least pretend to on-screen

Monsters, Inc.

The season's globe-trotting films bring mankind closer together, or at least pretend to on-screen

Faith No More

'The Believer' Makes the Long Pilgrimage to the Silver Screen

Ghost Worlds

'The Believer' Makes the Long Pilgrimage to the Silver Screen

Into the Dark

Guillermo del Toro Drinks Deep

Pulp Nonfiction

'Amores Perros' Leads a Mexican Revival