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When Guillermo del Toro’s Grandmother Tried to Exorcize Him—Twice (www.mentalfloss.com)
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What inspires a master of the macabre and the fantastical? In Guillermo del Toro’s case, it was a combination of a fascination with monstrosity and many all-too-real experiences with the monstrous nature of humanity, some of which happened within his own family.

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