Sangre Del Toro

2025

Action / Documentary

4
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 80%
IMDb Rating 7.0/10 10 402 402

portrait of a filmmaker

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Plot summary

Director Guillermo del Toro journeys through a labyrinth of childhood memories, cultural myths and monsters to reveal the origins of his visionary films.

Director

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Yves Montmayeur

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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Gary D. 8 / 10

Great documentary of GdT’s thoughts and philosophies of

Great documentary of GdT’s thoughts and philosophies of who he is all in the back drop of his exhibition in Guadalajara Mexico in 2019
Reviewed by wim-vorster 9 / 10

Excellent documentary revealing why Guillermo del Toro's films aren't horror movies in the traditional or expected way. Neither are his monsters simply tools of frightening viewers. He never employs cheap scary tricks because he examines the psychology, history and emotions of his so-called monsters. They are in fact always, albeit grotesque, always 'beautiful'. Magnificent creations such as the faun in Pan's Labyrinth and the creature in Frankenstein. The backgound might be gothic, but the aim is not to merely scare, but to gain insight and understanding. Del Toro (the bull) has created his own genre and he excels in it. This documentary elucidates his intentions and results.
Reviewed by wim-vorster 9 / 10

Bull's Blood

Excellent documentary revealing why Guillermo del Toro's films aren't horror movies in the traditional or expected way. Neither are his monsters simply tools of frightening viewers. He never employs cheap scary tricks because he examines the psychology, history and emotions of his so-called monsters. They are in fact always, albeit grotesque, always 'beautiful'. Magnificent creations such as the faun in Pan's Labyrinth and the creature in Frankenstein. The backgound might be gothic, but the aim is not to merely scare, but to gain insight and understanding. Del Toro (the bull) has created his own genre and he excels in it. This documentary elucidates his intentions and results.
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