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Guillermo del Toro to work with Netflix on new horror anthology

/ 06:54 PM May 15, 2018

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Academy Award winning filmmaker Guillermo del Toro will be creating a horror anthology in collaboration with Netflix.

The streaming service gave the new series the title “Guillermo del Toro Presents 10 After Midnight”. The series will feature a collection of stories personally curated by the master of monster movies himself, according to a statement.

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Aside from directing and writing for some of the series’ episodes, del Toro will also handpick writers and filmmakers, to bring select stories to life.

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“The Shape of Water” producer J. Miles Dale will also serve as the series’ executive producer.

This project with del Toro will be Netflix’s first original horror anthology series.

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Del Toro and Netflix previously collaborated to create the award-winning animated fantasy series “Trollhunters”. DreamWorks handled the animation. “Trollhunters: Tales of Arcadia” part three will premiere on May 25. JB

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