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The event, titled Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, will consist of eight episodes and will be available on Netflix. This horror anthology will provide you with four nights’ worth of original one-shot horror stories to keep you on the edge of your seat. Dreads can be brought on by anything from something upsetting to something that will keep you up at night. It is based on a Graphic book he published years ago. The book has his concepts from his early movies and the stories we will from this Netflix Original.

Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities is the book the series is based of.

If you like Twilight Zone and you are still impatiently waiting for the 6th Season of Black Mirror, This could be your cup of tea. Netflix will release two episodes a night beginning October 25, 2022, up to October 28, 2022. It is created by writer, producer, and director Guillermo del Toro.

We have known him for movies like The Shape of Water, Pan’s Labyrinth, and Pacific Rim. Besides that, If you enjoyed mind-blowing horrors like Splice, The Babadook, and Mandy, You are in for a treat because he hired their directors for the episodes of the series.

Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities Official Trailer

The series makes some bold claims. It promises it will reveal aspects of your irrational phobias. Furthermore, there are fears that you were previously unaware of. Unlike most anthology series, this show seemed to have a movie budget per episode.

Some people believe that there is only one dimension to the horror genre, but this is not the case. There are many ways to dissect the idea of horror into its constituent parts. You can also expect a new and exciting experience with each new episode.

If you are a fan of H.P. Lovecraft, The Cthulhu Mythos will be explored in one of the episodes.

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The Great Pumpkin

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#1 Sep 30, 2022

Good lord, there's a ton of incredible talent here. The ability that Guillermo del Toro possesses is incredible. He can create works of art that are of the highest grade. You only need to see these spooky stories to feel the spirit of Halloween. I can immediately tell that this is going to get a lot of attention just solely on the aesthetics.

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ZSQSally30623

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#2 Sep 30, 2022

The timing is perfect because it comes just before Halloween and will be fantastic for the spooky season. I'm excited to find out what happens next. The American Horror Story who? This looks much better!

maaji_maji_maji~ro

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#3 Sep 30, 2022

Is the Ron Weasley from Harry Potter ? I'm sold! Glad Rupert Grint is getting acting gigs again. From the Harry Potter Trio is getting the less jobs.

It appears that Netflix adores Guillermo a lot. They should continue working together on projects like this and Pinocchio since both of them are fantastic.

Vaibhav

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#4 Sep 30, 2022

Future possibilities for this seem bright. More than ever, Del Toro is returning to his horror roots, and the ensemble is outstanding. the renowned and infamous expert on the horror subgenre. Guillermo del Toro is unquestionably the best of the bunch. I got the chills and goosebumps all over from this one. I can see this getting new seasons. It already looks better than Black Mirror.

Loginmill

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#5 Sep 30, 2022

In recent times, Del Toro has been incredibly productively busy, he is like everywhere in Netflix. It's interesting in a way. I've heard stories of his many failed attempts to start new projects. For unknown reasons, development on Halo, Silent Hill, and The Hobbit was halted. That doesn't seem to be an issue at the moment. I really, really, really hope he gets to realize a lot more of his ambitions.

Treborika

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#5 Oct 02, 2022

Surely Guillermo Del Toro is perfect in this. I love his works of writing, his graphic book and more specifically on the movie by the name The shape of water.It stuns me so much.