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Guillermo del Toro Spooked Out of Haunted Hotel During Frankenstein Shoot

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Key Takeaways:
– Famed director, Guillermo del Toro, faced real-life spook while shooting Frankenstein in Scotland.
– He stayed in a local hotel renowned for its paranormal occurrences.
– Del Toro had to change rooms due to the oppressive atmosphere in the one he initially occupied.
– Despite being a fan of the paranormal, del Toro found the hotel truly haunted.
– He provided updates about his eerie experiences on the internet.

Guillermo del Toro, the renowned film director, recently faced an unnerving experience that even his love for supernatural couldn’t shake off. Known for his penchant for horror and the uncanny, del Toro certainly didn’t anticipate living out a real haunted tale while shooting for his upcoming movie, Frankenstein, in Scotland.

On a typical work assignment, del Toro chose to stay at a local hotel dating back to the 1800s infamous for its ghostly happenings. However, this time, the director’s pursuit for an adrenaline rush proved a tad too daunting. Weird electrical disturbances and alarming physical occurrences contributed to increasing discomfort, forcing one of the film’s producers to leave the hotel.

In an effort to keep his fans updated about his eerie experiences, del Toro chronicled his adventures on the internet. Despite his reputation for seeking out ‘the most haunted rooms’ wherever he travels, the director confessed that this particular hotel was unusual. So much so, he had to eventually shift rooms to ensure a peaceful night’s sleep required for the hectic shooting days ahead.

Although no drastic incidents occurred initially, the considerable unease in the ambiance was enough to convince del Toro to limit his time there. This event stood exceptionally significant since the director not only adores such occurrences but also maintains a second house named ‘Bleak House’ exclusively for showcasing his horror and sci-fi memorabilia.

Having had illustrious actors like Jacob Elordi, Oscar Isaac, Christoph Waltz, Mia Goth, Felix Kammerer and Ralph Ineson forming the cast of Frankenstein, this eerie episode added a tad bit more thrill to the already exciting project.

Whether it was the suggestion of the paranormal or an actual eerie entity in the hotel, del Toro embraced and engaged with the mysterious in his characteristic fashion. He wrapped up his online updates by leaving his audience on a suspenseful note, remarking that more updates might be on the way should anything else occur in the haunted hotel.

Just like del Toro, have any of our readers had a brush with the supernatural while staying at hotels? If so, we would love to hear your experience!

This particular adventure of Guillermo del Toro’s goes to show that no matter how big a fan of horror you might be, when faced with eeriness in reality, it’s an entirely different ball game altogether! Remember, it’s all fun and games until a haunted hotel room chooses you as its next guest.

Stay tuned to know more about del Toro’s suspenseful filming journey in Scotland and his encounters with the inexplicable.

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Brent Antonio
Reginald has over 20 years of experience in business and technology. Reginald has an undergraduate degree in business and completed post graduate work in business. He has extensive experience in a variety of fields, including: finance, media relations, marketing, strategic planning, public policy, and administration. He has also worked in economic development and community relations. Because of Reginald’s experience, he is passionate about reporting business and technology news.

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