El gabinete de curiosidades de Guillermo del Toro
Cineastas:
Guillermo del ToroDirector:
David PriorGuión:
David S. GoyerCámara:
Anastas N. MichosMúsica:
Christopher YoungStreaming (1)
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Un sheriff veterano que investiga un cadáver aparecido en el bosque recurre a un viejo amigo para que le ayude a encontrarle sentido a unos sucesos terroríficos. (Netflix)
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La primera historia conducida por un personaje simpático (interpretado por el carismático F. Murray Abraham) y el primer episodio completamente satisfactorio que logra capturar maravillosamente la atmósfera de las historias literarias de ciencia ficción y terror de la década de 1950. Después de La autopsia de Jane Doe, otra excelente película de terror procesal de la sala de autopsias, y esto solo sucederá aquí en la segunda mitad. Hay que seguir a David Prior en el futuro. ()
The absolute king among all episodes. An episode where the atmosphere is so thick you could cut it with a knife. It's perfectly directed and brilliantly handled in terms of the script. An episode that shocks you a few times. An excellent piece that I'll definitely revisit. David Prior and David S. Goyer truly shone! Luxurious. For me, it's a 9/10. P.S. And those practical effects? Guillermo del Toro is the best :). ()
This is where Cabinet of Curiosities truly shines again. "The Autopsy" is an outstanding episode, maintaining the high quality of the previous two while offering something a bit different. The story unfolds on an autopsy table, with a doctor examining bodies from a mine explosion. The nocturnal atmosphere is so intense that you could hear a pin drop at your dinner table, even through two thick walls. F. Murray Abraham is brilliant, carrying the episode on his shoulders. The ending is quite intense, with a practical rather than shocking twist. ()
With F. Murray Abraham in the lead role, even sci-fi trash (in the best sense of the word) has almost Shakespearean parameters. ()
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