Hellboy Animated: Blood and Iron

It’s as good as the first Hellboy cartoon. This time, however, the unadulterated horror atmosphere comes into play, supported by a story that, in the traditional (Mignola, comic book) way, perfectly combines both well-known and lesser-known legends and weaves them into a thrilling spectacle. After all, the mix of the Elizabeth Bathory story, a vampire spectacle and ancient Greek mysticism is just the thing for Hellboy. You probably won't be scared (it's still "just" an animated film, I know), but I guarantee you a thrilling seventy minutes.__P.S. For connoisseurs of Hellboy in print, wait for the end credits. Yes, there's a movie coming out called The Phantom Claw. Starring Lobster Johnson! I want it to get here, already! (2010-10-21)

This movie, which is a year younger, has a much more interesting horror atmosphere, which definitely gained a better position with me right from the beginning than the first film. There are similar attributes as in "Sword of Storms", but it's still darker and bloodier. However, I can't help it, if you really want to get to know Hellboy, I still prefer reaching for the comic. (2014-03-13)