Trilogía de Guillermo del Toro

Before winning Oscars and directing Hollywood spectacles, Guillermo del Toro was crafting dark fairy tales filled with ghosts, monsters, and the scars left by war. Beginning with the vampire drama Cronos, continuing through the haunted orphanage of The Devil's Backbone, and culminating in the acclaimed fantasy masterpiece Pan's Labyrinth, del Toro established himself as one of cinema's most distinctive visual storytellers.

Join Now Playing Podcast as we review Guillermo del Toro's Spanish-language trilogy, three films connected not by story, but by their fascination with innocence confronting brutality, the supernatural colliding with history, and monsters that are often more humane than the people around them. Do these early works reveal the filmmaker's genius in the making? Which of these dark fantasies stands tallest? And why do audiences continue to be drawn into del Toro's beautifully terrifying worlds? Listen now to find out.