Neil Marshall’s new stab at putting Mike Mignola’s comic-book demons on screen invokes Arthurian legend wanly – though there is f...

Guillermo del Toro’s take on the Dark Horse Comics character in his 2004 film and the 2008 sequel framed the half-demon as a lovesick teenager and crafted ...

David Harbour plays the comic-book hero in a series reboot that’s more hell than boy.

Perhaps it was when Hellboy (David Harbour) chased a pig baby changeling in a diaper up a chimney that it fully hit me. I couldn’t help but wonder: What on...

David Harbour brings the personality to this gore-heavy, R-rated take on the antihero.

The new “Hellboy” is a movie for people who thought Guillermo del Toro’s earlier series featuring the superhero was…

R-rated and proud of it, new 'Hellboy' revels in blood and curse words but has none of the original's attitude

David Harbour does a decent job as the hard-drinking, red-faced demon spawn, but there's not much here that's new.

Comics creator Mike Mignola's gruff demon-hero gets a hard-R reboot that swaps out the charm of director Guillermo del Toro's previous iterations and replace...

David Harbour puts up a good battle against the uninspired gore and bad rock music of ‘Hellboy,’ but he can’t make this a watchable movie all on his own.

'Hellboy' reboots the franchise with ultraviolent set pieces and David Harbour donning the red body paint. The question is: Why? Our review.

"Hellboy" has none of the visual flair or haunting tone of Guillermo del Toro's two masterpieces.

Always, we look for the positives. Whatever the provocation, however seductive the siren call of the hobnail boots, the responsible critic seeks something to...

The new reboot of Mike Mignola’s cult comic series is gory, juvenile, and completely unnecessary.

There's no getting around the fact that Lionsgate did Guillermo del Toro dirty by not extending him an invitation to complete his Hellboy vision with a third...

The half-horned anti-hero is back on the big screen ... filled with awful puns, unnecessary gore and unearned F-bombs

It’s blunt, angry, kinda dumb, and above all, bloody.

Neil Marshall's take is scruffier than Guillermo del Toro's,, sprawling out into multiple horror sub-genres -- and that's a good thing

This ’Hellboy’ is the picture Glenn Danzig sees in his head when he doodles in his notebook.

A decade after Guillermo del Toro's films, a new 'Hellboy' unleashes an iffy reboot of the franchise with David Harbour as the half-demon title hero.