In making one of the most unexpected reveals in the entirety of anime’s Hollywood history, original Hellboy screenwriter ...

Hellboy: The Crooked Man director Brian Taylor took inspiration from the acclaimed horror icon when shaping the reboot.

Hellboy and Anastasia head to Iceland for occult mysteries in Hellboy in Love: The Art of Fire #1, where romance meets ...

The “Hellboy” comic book inspired two features last decade, directed by Guillermo del Toro and starring Ron Perlman. No point comparing those delightful fantasy comedies to this splattery reboot.

"Hellboy: The Crooked Man" is the latest film centered on the demon detective who originated in comic books. But a messy marketing campaign means only hardcore fans know it's coming.

While Hellboy might be a kid in some ways, Harbour also took inspiration from some older sources, too. “So part of the thing for me in terms of finding his voice was that he idolized Lobster ...

It’s been 11 years since the last “Hellboy” film hit theaters with an entirely different cast and mood. Audiences could use a refresher as to who this guy is, who his friends are, and a ...

Hellboy himself, an affectingly anguished creature when he was played by Ron Perlman in two excellent films directed by Guillermo del Toro, is now a prosthesis-encased David Harbour.

Hellboy has spent his life rebelling against this dark destiny, most noticeably by shaving his demon horns into round forehead stumps. But sometimes, he’s forced to let his demon side out a ...

Hellboy is a terrible, absurd mess of a movie. Even its beauty can’t save it. Hellboy is 6 minutes of gorgeous fight sequences surrounded by 114 minutes of awful movie.

The failures of the superhero horror genre — including those of 'Hellboy' — are many, but why? By Richard Newby When there’s no more room in hell, superheroes will walk the earth. Well ...

Hellboy himself suspects he might fail when put to the test — but where this self-doubt might make him a charismatically brooding, wounded hero, Cosby’s script sees Hellboy more as an angsty ...