This terrifying and disturbing collection of eight modern horror stories pays homage to the Gothic and Grand Guignol genres. Del Toro's carefully curated selection will captivate fans of classic horror, offering memorable monsters and nightmare-inducing scares. Each episode is a standalone gem, crafted by renowned directors and introduced by Del Toro's eerie and intimate monologues. The series boasts atmospheric settings, chilling storytelling and beautiful, haunting visuals. Here are the episode reviews: "Lot 36" (Directed by Guillermo Navarro) - 3.3/5 A chilling tale of greed, occultism, and demonic possession. "Graveyard Rats" (Directed by Vincenzo Natali) - 3/5 A disturbing tale exposing the dark world of grave robbing. "The Autopsy" (Directed by David Prior) - 3.8/5 A gripping investigation into mysterious deaths. "The Outside" (Directed by Ana Lily Amirpour) - 3.1/5 A gory tale of fitting in. "Pickman's Model" (Directed by Keith Thomas) - 3.2/5 A horrific tale of not embracing life's darkness. "Dreams in the Witch House" (Directed by Catherine Hardwicke) - 2.8/5 Exploring witchcraft, death and letting go The Viewing" (Directed by Panos Cosmatos) - 3/5 A warning against tampering with the unknown. "The Murmuring" (Directed by Jennifer Kent) - 4.4/5 A haunting exploration of grief and trauma. Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities is a great watch for horror fans.