Oh, god. Depends? Crimson Peak is a gothic romance with horror bits. Cronos is one of his earlier ones. It’s pretty low-key on outright horror, but is an interesting story about a watch that turns a man into a vampire. The Devil’s Backbone is one of my favorites. It’s a ghost story, but it’s

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Pan’s Labyrinth, all the way. Monsters, fairytales, the wisdom and bravery of children - and death to fascists.

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There are a lot of his films I still haven't seen, but the ones that drew me in were his Pinocchio and Frankenstein. His Pinocchio I think is the most visually beautiful film I've ever seen.

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pans labyrinth is just a fucking mastepiece. the shape of water is less triggering, but also beautiful id start with one of those two

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Interviewer: Are your monsters... an act of resistance? Guillermo del Toro: "Yes, because there is a point in which existing for who you are, uncompromised - and monsters have to, because they cannot change themselves - is an act of resistance..."

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