You can just tell when a creative force like Guillermo del Toro is working with a collaborative force they love. The filmmaker’s partnership with Netflix is one of those connections, as his creative freedom with the streamer turned studio has yielded impressive results. As we prepare to see the latest fruits of their labor in his long awaited 2025 fall movie Frankenstein, the iconic writer/director is about to be fêted at New York’s Paris Theater with a look back at his career. 

Running from October 9th until February 24th, Monsters and Makers: The Gothic Visions of Guillermo del Toro will be holding court at this famed movie house. The Paris Theater has the full listing of films and ticketing links on display, and it’s not only del Toro’s films that are getting some celluloid love during this programming festival. Highlights from Monsters and Makers include several of the Academy Award winner’s pictures on 35mm (including Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio), as well as Pacific Rim in Dolby Atmos. Also, if you’ve wanted to see Nightmare Alley: Vision in Darkness and Light on the big screen, that black and white beauty is also in play.

Oscar Isaac examines his face in a tri-panel mirror in Frankenstein.

What’s more, Monsters and Makers “includes screenings of film that are key inspirations to del Toro’s entire oeuvre, and can be particularly felt throughout his version of Frankenstein.” Though fans of The Shape of Water will also want to be present for the screening of La Belle et la Bête, which is slated for January 11, 2026.

It’s enough to make a Guillermo del Toro fan want to camp out in the Paris Theater, in order to catch every frame of glory that’s about to unfurl. (And yes, this lineup does include Blade II!) Should this news excite you, be sure to grab your tickets now, as Monsters and Makers: The Gothic Visions of Guillermo del Toro will start to parade about the Paris Theater’s screen starting October 9th. As for Frankenstein, the Netflix original will run at The Paris from October 17th to 23rd, with its debut on the studio’s streaming platform set for November 7th. 

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