Take a Peek at Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities... If You Dare Connect with us Twinfinite Take a Peek at Guillermo del Toro’ s Cabinet of Curiosities… If You Dare Share Tweet 820748 Entertainment Take a Peek at Guillermo del Toro’ s Cabinet of Curiosities… If You Dare The spine-chilling horror series debuts on Netflix on Oct. 25. By Dylan Chaundy Published on August 16, 2022 Dylan Chaundy Home » News » Take a Peek at Guillermo del Toro’ s Cabinet of Curiosities… If You Dare Share Tweet Night Mode Late yesterday, Netflix dropped a fresh look at its upcoming horror anthology series. Dubbed Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities, the eight-episode show will be helmed by a host of different directors who will have creative control and “ownership” over each of their respective projects. Much like other anthology series like Black Mirror, for instance, each episode will have its own self-contained story. The spine-chilling series will debut on the popular streaming service this October as a special four-day Halloween event. Specifically, the horror show will kick off on Oct. 25 through to Oct. 28, with each day ushering in a double-episode for fans to get their blood-drenched teeth into. Feel free to check out the newly released footage down below: As you can see in the footage above, the titles of all eight episodes were revealed, along with each project’s specific director: The Autopsy – Directed by David PriorThe Outside – Directed by Ana Lily AmirpourThe Viewing – Directed by Panos CosmatosDreams in the Witch House – Directed by Catherine HardwickeLot 36 – Directed by Guillermo NavarroPickman’s Model – Directed by Keith ThomasGraveyard Rats – Directed by Vincenzo NataliThe Murmuring – Directed by Jennifer Kent Guillermo del Toro goes on to explain that, “Cabinet of Curiosities is a show that I’ve always wanted to make,” and that “We wanted to create beautiful, practical creatures with all the artistry that goes into creating a great monster.” Clearly, CGI-based effects are going to be taking a backseat, then, as it sounds like the show will lean heavily into practical visual effects. Sounds super promising, right? Of the list of directors on the docket, Vincenzo Natali and Jennifer Kent are arguably the most high profile. Natali wrote and directed 1997’s cult hit Cube, 2009’s sci-fi horror pic Splice, and 2019’s Stephen King adaptation In The Tall Grass. Meanwhile, Kent wrote and directed 2014’s critical darling The Babadook. Guillermo del Toro’s Cabinet of Curiosities debuts on Netflix on Oct. 25, 2022. Featured Image Source: Netflix Related Posts Why Did Netflix Remove the LGBTQ+ Tag From Dahmer Series? Answered When Does The Fall of the House of Usher Come Out on Netflix? When Does Entergalactic Come Out? Netflix Streaming Guide When Will Better Call Saul Season 6 Be on Netflix? How to Fix Netflix NSES-500 Error Code Comments Continue Reading Related Topics:Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities, horror, Netflix Uh-Oh Star Trek Resurgence Time Warps To 2023 By Joseph OcasioOctober 13, 2022 A Horrifying Creature Feature About a Meme Brought to Life Is Killing it on Streaming By Andrew McMahonOctober 13, 2022 Overwatch 2 Patch Fixes Several Bugs Addresses Ranking Issues & More By Giuseppe NelvaOctober 13, 2022 To Top