Denis Guéret

Very amusing fantasy as satyrical commentary about the late 1960’s movie scene in Hollywood and elsewhere, even more enjoyable if one had some connections to it. Undeniably misogynist, if in a funny way, the script goes after some sacred cows in the American collective psyche

Just one word: wow!!!!!

Very disappointing, sophomoric , childish not clever

Nothing like the warm, funny and light hearted first movie. Barely recognizable Hellboy, looking creepy rather than the pleasant natured first version. Inconsistent make up. Confusing story, sometimes funny but overdone in dark, gory imagery. Amazing FX as expected but too creepy and boring in the end to enjoy

Awful. There are a few laughs until you realize this is going nowhere and it ceases to be amusing as you start to dislike the characters, a brochette of uninteresting, pathetic neurotic souls. A plot of sort emerges as most of the movie is already over, but by then you are already playing with your phone. This being said, there is nothing to reproach to the acting, direction and everything else relative to the production. I’m sure a younger crowd will enjoy this, or people who haven’t been exposed to much of anything in their lives.

Smart and well produced thriller, very entertaining