If you don’t know what else to watch, on Netflix, and you like horror movies, maybe you shouldn’t miss Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities.
The eight-episode series is quite reminiscent of Tales from the Crypt, and we haven’t decided if that’s a good thing, or not, since in the 1990s and earlier, the standards were quite different.
Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, for better or worse
Of course, it’s easy to understand what the director wanted to do with Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities: pay homage to the serializers of horror stories that many of us remember from our childhoods.
Beyond that, it’s not quite sure how well Guillermo del Toro managed to do this, since out of eight stories, we can only count two good ones. Obviously, choosing the best episodes is ultimately a matter of taste. The ones we’re referring to are The Autopsy (episode number 3) and The Murmuring (episode number 8 and the last one).
If episode 3 stands out strictly for its well-crafted storytelling, episode 8 also stands out for the cast that includes Andrew Lincoln (who you’ve seen for years on The Walking Dead).
And while we’re on the subject of casting, Harry Potter fans might enjoy seeing Rupert Grint in episode number 6, called “Dreams in the Witch House”.
In case I’ve made you the least bit curious, it might not hurt to “waste” a few hours of your life watching all eight episodes of Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities. Not to say otherwise, but everyone owes it to themselves to experiment before actually having an opinion.
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