Because it's the season for scary things, we can't get enough horror films in our lives. Thankfully, Netflix is here for us all with 'Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities.' An anthology series in the same vein as 'Alfred Hitchcock Presents,' they've been dropping two "episodes" a day since Tuesday. I say "episodes" because they're basically creepy cinematic novellas, each one helmed by a modern horror legend and featuring a cast-list loaded top to bottom with great actors.
As with every collection of stuff like this, it's an eclectic grab-bag but we're here to run through the episodes in a spoiler-free fashion and pick out the best of the bunch.
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Cabinet of Curiosities:

Lot 36
Graveyard Rats
The Autopsy
The Outside
Dreams in the Witch House
Pickman's Model
The Viewing
The Murmuring

Where to watch:

Dogtown and Z-Boys 2001
Lords of Dogtown 2005
Pan’s Labyrinth 2006
Twilight 2008
Beyond the Black Rainbow 2010
The Babadook 2014
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night 2014
Crimson Peak 2015
The Bad Batch 2016
The Shape of Water 2017
Mandy 2018
The Nightingale 2018
The Empty Man 2020
Nightmare Alley 2021
Firestarter 2022
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio 2022

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