Museum Exhibit Revists Guillermo del Toro's Most Terrifying Monsters
Journey into the dark and fantastical world of the 'Hellboy' and 'Pan's Labyrinth' director.
The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) has dedicated a portion of its museum to Guillermo del Toro, recreating some of the fantasy-horror director's most macabre and fantastical boogeymen.
The "At Home with Monsters" exhibit displays replicas of the orphan ghost from The Devil's Backbone, the Faun and child-eating Pale Man from his Spanish-language masterpiece Pan's Labyrinth, and the pint-sized—albeit terrifying—tooth fairy from Hellboy, among others.
The replicas are arranged alongside del Toro's personal sketches, notes, and paintings as well as artifacts and maquettes from his most-loved (and feared) films.
The "Guillermo del Toro: At Home with Monsters" exhibition will conclude on November 27.
