Hellboy Movies: Original Timeline
This watch order covers Guillermo del Toro's two Hellboy films, which form a complete duology. The films star Ron Perlman as the wise-cracking demon hero and offer a unique blend of gothic atmosphere, practical creature effects, and emotional depth.
The connected storyline follows Hellboy's adventures with the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, his relationships with Liz Sherman and Abe Sapien, and his struggle with his apocalyptic destiny. Del Toro's films are widely considered the definitive screen versions of the character.
There is 1 other watch order available - see the link up above.

Hellboy
A demon summoned by Nazis during WWII is rescued by Allied forces and raised to fight for good. Sixty years later, Hellboy works as an agent for the Bureau of Paranormal Research & Defense, protecting America from supernatural threats alongside his fellow agents.

Hellboy II: The Golden Army
Hellboy and his team of supernatural agents must stop an elven prince from awakening an ancient army of unstoppable killing machines to reclaim Earth for magical creatures. The fate of humanity hangs in the balance as the underworld declares war on the human world.
Other Film Series
Dracula
The complete cinematic history of cinema's most iconic vampire, from silent era to modern interpretations.
Superman
The cinematic adventures of the Man of Steel spanning multiple decades, actors, and universes from the classic Christopher Reeve era to the modern DCEU.
The Crow
Gothic supernatural revenge saga based on James O'Barr's graphic novel, following different protagonists resurrected by mystical forces to avenge their murders.
The Prophecy
A supernatural horror series exploring angelic warfare and humanity's role in the celestial conflict between good and evil.
Underworld
A gothic action series following the centuries-old war between vampires and Lycans (werewolves), centered on vampire Death Dealer Selene.
Warlock
A supernatural horror trilogy featuring different standalone stories about malevolent warlocks, connected more by theme than narrative continuity.
