Sergio Bermudez

Sergio Bermudez is a writer in Florida. He enjoys talking about monsters, comics and literature.

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A still from the 2001 film "The Devil's Backbone," directed by Guillermo del Toro (Newscom/Album/El Deseo S.A.)

20 years later, looking at del Toro's 'Devil's Backbone,' sin and monsters

Movies: Though Guillermo del Toro may no longer be a believer, the Catholicism of the director's upbringing permeates his films, both in the imagery and in the engagement of sin, evil and hope.

Scene from Season 1, Episode 8 of "Raised by Wolves," with Felix Jamieson, left, and Niamh Algar on HBO Max (Warner Media/Coco Van Oppens)

Why every Catholic should watch HBO's 'Raised by Wolves'

Review: The show, which initially presents itself as a series about rational atheism versus blind faith, offers a powerful commentary on the dangers of fanaticism. For Catholic viewers, the show encourages us to confront our understanding of the Catholic imagination

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