Crimson Peak
Regie Guillermo del Toro
England im 19. Jahrhundert: Die junge Autorin Edith Cushing ist noch nicht lange mit Sir Thomas Sharpe verheiratet, doch schon kommen ihr erste Zweifel, ob ihr so ungemein charmanter Ehemann wirklich der ist, der er zu sein scheint. Edith spürt immer noch die Nachwirkungen einer schrecklichen Familientragödie, und sie merkt, dass sie sich immer noch zu ihrem Jugendfreund Dr. Alan McMichael hingezogen fühlt. Durch ihr neues Leben in dem einsamen Landhaus im Norden Englands versucht sie, die Geister der Vergangenheit endlich hinter sich zu lassen. Doch das Haus auf Crimson Peak – und seine übernatürlichen Bewohner – vergessen nicht so einfach… denn zwischen Begehren und Finsternis, Geheimnissen und Wahnsinn liegt die Wahrheit unterhalb von Crimson Peak.
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- jackmeat16. Januar 2026My quick rating - 7.4/10. This was the movie for me to see on Halloween this year, that is for sure. As usual, Guillermo del Toro visually stuns the audience with every single scene. The locations that are presented are an absolute marvel. Granted, a film cannot be just a national geographic on location shoot alone, and this film delivers. The story itself is a mixture of two stories, really, one that is a ghost story and the other that is a romance/thriller. The Gothic/romance part of this story follows a young American woman (Mia Wasikowska) who is born into wealth yet aspires for her own identity in writing. She falls head over heels for a "Baronette" (Tom Hiddleston) who seems to be mysteriously enamored with her. The ghost story part revolves around the spirits of those past hanging onto a particular place or feeling, which del Toro typically incorporates into the story more than being the focus of it. That being said, the creatures, when used, look very creepy and startle with their appearance, and on queue sound that makes the viewer jump on a few occasions. Not many directors understand how to blend CGI and practical effects in such a seamless way. Now the basis is set, and fans of his previous work may complain since there are two totally different types of del Toro films, huge Hollywood blockbusters such as Pacific Rim and lesser-known Spanish horror films such as The Devil's Backbone. There are more examples of each, but you get the point. This movie is more or less what happens when these worlds collide. Now we have both, and I, for one, as a fan, am grateful. The story itself may be a bit obvious at times, but the way the supernatural helps the audience through is so brilliantly done that you may have forgotten you guessed parts 10 minutes prior. This is also assisted by extremely good performances, of which the show is stolen by Jessica Chastain, playing Lucille, as a dark and seductive character. Here she plays the sister of the Baronette Tom Sharpe. Without giving too much away to this film, I will say that everything you would want from a film is all here (minus a complex plot). The scares that del Toro can so simply yet effectively extract from an audience are present along with all the vibrant use of color and sound to contrast the changing moods. Not heavy on the horror or the romance, just a perfect balance of the two, making this a worthwhile film for any audience that appreciates quality filmmaking. I applaud del Toro for coming back with such a film after his Pacific Rim undeservedly bombed in the theaters. Welcome to his world, which he crafts so well, and enjoy the ride.
- Ommar15. November 2025Can't believe I missed this in 2015!
- ananya18. Oktober 2025a fantastic october halloween period gothic horror movie
- hokasu11. Februar 2025Couldn't wait for it to be over.
- Daniel Gustavsson11. Oktober 2024This movie made me laugh. The terrible CGI "ghosts" and the lack of story made this a complete waste of time. The overly used "blood" everywhere and loose ends made the whole thing just bad. It didn't explain anything, leaving the viewer to assume absurd things to make it work, not that it helped.
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Crimson Peak wurde am 14. Oktober 2015 veröffentlicht.
Regie in Crimson Peak führte(n) Guillermo del Toro.
Crimson Peak hat eine Spielzeit von 1 Std., 59 Min..
Crimson Peak wurde produziert von Callum Greene, Thomas Tull, Guillermo del Toro, Jon Jashni.
England im 19. Jahrhundert: Die junge Autorin Edith Cushing ist noch nicht lange mit Sir Thomas Sharpe verheiratet, doch schon kommen ihr erste Zweifel, ob ihr so ungemein charmanter Ehemann wirklich der ist, der er zu sein scheint. Edith spürt immer noch die Nachwirkungen einer schrecklichen Familientragödie, und sie merkt, dass sie sich immer noch zu ihrem Jugendfreund Dr. Alan McMichael hingezogen fühlt. Durch ihr neues Leben in dem einsamen Landhaus im Norden Englands versucht sie, die Geister der Vergangenheit endlich hinter sich zu lassen. Doch das Haus auf Crimson Peak – und seine übernatürlichen Bewohner – vergessen nicht so einfach… denn zwischen Begehren und Finsternis, Geheimnissen und Wahnsinn liegt die Wahrheit unterhalb von Crimson Peak.
Die Hauptcharaktere in Crimson Peak sind Edith Cushing (Mia Wasikowska), Lady Lucille Sharpe (Jessica Chastain), Sir Thomas Sharpe (Tom Hiddleston).
Crimson Peak ist bewertet mit 16.
Crimson Peak ist eine Horror, Mystery, Thriller Film.
Crimson Peak hat eine Benutzerbewertung von 5.6 von 10.
Crimson Peak hatte ein Budget von 55 Mio. $.
Crimson Peak erzielte Einnhamen von 74,7 Mio. $ an den Kinokassen.