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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

I'm curious about Crimson Peak...I've been wanting Guillermo to do more horror; his 'vision' is as beautiful as it is unsettling...always bordering on 'high art'. Unfortunately, that's also my gripe with him. I feel like the awe-inspiring visual quality of what he does sometimes overpowers the creepy-factor of his work. I'd hate to tell any artist how to conduct their craft, but I'd be happy if he went with more 'terrifying' than 'breathtaking'.

I'm also curious to see Crimson Peak, I'll wait until it's out on digital or something though. I don't like how the trailers for it called GDT a master of terror because he's only done like two real horror movies, not saying I'm not a fan of his but still. The Hellboy movies were great and Pan's Labyrinth is one of my all-time favorite movies. It has that effect kind of like you're saying where the grandeur of it is stronger than the darkness but it makes for one amazing fantasy, it's also noteworthy that the movie's highly depressing at times considering the war setting. I also like Pacific Rim, yeah it's pretty stupid script-wise but hey it's giant robots fighting giant monsters with Idris Elba and Charlie Day in the mix!