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Hellboy Returns to His Roots in ‘The Crooked Man’ Trailer

Mike Mignola's demonic hero faces witches and legends in 1950s-set horror adventure

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The first trailer for “Hellboy: The Crooked Man” has been released, offering fans a glimpse into a new, more grounded interpretation of Mike Mignola’s iconic comic book character. Set to hit theaters later this year, this latest adaptation marks a significant departure from previous film versions, aiming for a closer alignment with the source material.

Directed by Brian Taylor, known for his work on “Crank” and “Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance,” the film stars Jack Kesy as Hellboy, the third actor to take on the role following Ron Perlman and David Harbour. The trailer showcases a 1950s Appalachian setting, where Hellboy and a rookie BPRD agent (played by Adeline Rudolph) find themselves stranded and facing a community haunted by witches led by the mysterious Crooked Man.

This new iteration of Hellboy appears to be embracing a more horror-centric approach, moving away from the fantasy elements of Guillermo del Toro’s versions and the high-octane spectacle of the 2019 reboot. The film’s co-writers, Mike Mignola (Hellboy’s creator) and Christopher Golden, have deep roots in the comic book series, suggesting a faithful adaptation of the source material.

The first trailer for ‘HELLBOY: THE CROOKED MAN’ has been released

In theaters later this year. pic.twitter.com/73lW4LiFix

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The trailer introduces viewers to a moody, atmospheric take on the Hellboy universe. It hints at encounters with various supernatural threats, including a giant snake and eerie rituals, all centered around the legend of the Crooked Man. According to Hellboy lore, the Crooked Man, also known as Jeremiah Witkins, was a notorious historical figure turned demonic soul collector.

Joining Kesy and Rudolph in the cast are Jefferson White as Tom Ferrel, Leah McNamara as Effie Kolb, and Martin Bassindale as the Crooked Man himself. The ensemble promises to bring depth to this new chapter in the Hellboy saga.

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While some early reactions to the trailer have been mixed, with some viewers commenting on its production quality, the film’s approach represents a bold new direction for the franchise. By focusing on a specific comic book storyline and embracing a more intimate, horror-driven narrative, “Hellboy: The Crooked Man” aims to distinguish itself from its predecessors and potentially win over both longtime fans and newcomers to the series.

As the release date approaches, all eyes will be on how this new interpretation of Hellboy fares with audiences and critics alike. Will this grounded, comic-accurate approach reignite interest in the franchise, or will it struggle to emerge from the shadows of its more bombastic predecessors? Only time will tell, but for now, “Hellboy: The Crooked Man” offers a tantalizing glimpse into a darker, more focused vision of Mike Mignola’s enduring creation.

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