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Near central Italy is the town of Bomarzo, a picturesque location in the Italian countryside that would be a fitting backdrop for a romance movie about forbidden love during the Second World War. In the town, there’s a park called Sacro Bosco (Sacred Grove) but it’s become known as Parco dei Mostri (Park of Monsters). As ominous as the name sounds, it’s actually a beautiful park you can spend hours or days in exploring. The park earned its name due to the number of statues that depict creatures carved out of the bedrock amongst the forest. The layout of the park was designed by Pirro Ligorio and the sculptures carved by Simone Moschino in the 16th century. The park was said to have been neglected in the 19th century till artist Salvador Dalí made a short film about the park that sparked interest resulting in a restoration project to cut back the woods that had overgrown the part and opening
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Since the moment ‘Hellboy II: The Golden Army’ was released in 2008 fans have been begging Guillermo del Toro for ‘Hellboy III’. After nine years it seemed all hope was lost, until last night when del Toro tweeted an interesting series of messages after posting a poll. Fans have been going crazy since. A sequel sounds pretty promising at this point. As of 5:13 am today, 98,757 fans have said “Yes” or “Hell, Yes” to ‘Hellboy III’ and there is still 8 hours and 34 minutes left on the pole. Go vote! As for Ron Perlman, he has been keeping fans hopes alive all these years and has expressed that he wants nothing more to play the big red guy once again. Perlman took to Twitter and Facebook last night with excitement asking fans to vote “Hell Yes”. While writing this I went to IMDb to double check a few things and found a page already up for ‘Hellboy III’
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Near central Italy is the town of Bomarzo, a picturesque location in the Italian countryside that would be a fitting backdrop for a romance movie about forbidden love during the Second World War. In the town, there’s a park called Sacro Bosco (Sacred Grove) but it’s become known as Parco dei Mostri (Park of Monsters). As ominous as the name sounds, it’s actually a beautiful park you can spend hours or days in exploring. The park earned its name due to the number of statues that depict creatures carved out of the bedrock amongst the forest. The layout of the park was designed by Pirro Ligorio and the sculptures carved by Simone Moschino in the 16th century. The park was said to have been neglected in the 19th century till artist Salvador Dalí made a short film about the park that sparked interest resulting in a restoration project to cut back the woods that had overgrown the part and opening
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Since the moment ‘Hellboy II: The Golden Army’ was released in 2008 fans have been begging Guillermo del Toro for ‘Hellboy III’. After nine years it seemed all hope was lost, until last night when del Toro tweeted an interesting series of messages after posting a poll. Fans have been going crazy since. A sequel sounds pretty promising at this point. As of 5:13 am today, 98,757 fans have said “Yes” or “Hell, Yes” to ‘Hellboy III’ and there is still 8 hours and 34 minutes left on the pole. Go vote! As for Ron Perlman, he has been keeping fans hopes alive all these years and has expressed that he wants nothing more to play the big red guy once again. Perlman took to Twitter and Facebook last night with excitement asking fans to vote “Hell Yes”. While writing this I went to IMDb to double check a few things and found a page already up for ‘Hellboy III’
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