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Summary

Hellboy, his pyrokinetic girlfriend, Liz, and aquatic empath, Abe Sapien, face their biggest battle when an underworld elven prince plans to reclaim Earth for his magical kindred. Tired of living in the shadow of humans, Prince Nuada tries to awaken an ancient force of killing machines, the all-powerful Golden Army, to clear the way for fantasy creatures to roam free. Only Hellboy can stop the dark prince and prevent humanity's annihilation.

Cast

Ron Perlman

Hellboy

Selma Blair

Liz Sherman

Doug Jones

Abe Sapien

John Alexander

Johann Krauss / Bethmoora Goblin

Seth MacFarlane

Johann Krauss (voice)

Luke Goss

Prince Nuada

Anna Walton

Princess Nuala

Jeffrey Tambor

Tom Manning

John Hurt

Trevor Bruttenholm

James Dodd

Johann Krauss

Brian Steele

Wink / Cronie / Spice Shop Troll / Cathedral Head / Fragglewump

Andrew Hefler

Agent Flint

Iván Kamarás

Agent Steel

Mike Kelly

Agent Marble

Jeremy Zimmermann

Auctioneer

Santiago Segura

Distinguished Buyer

Roy Dotrice

King Balor

Aidan Cook

Two-Headed Shop Owner

Jeanne Mockford

Bag Lady

Montse Ribé

Young Hellboy

Ferenc Elek

Fat Slob

Alex McSweeney

Policeman

Justin Pierre

Policeman

Matthew O'Toole

Limb Vendor

Jamie Wilson

Cat Vendor

Clive Llewellyn

Tadpole Vendor

Sándor Svigelj

Bagpipe Player

Brian Herring

Silkard / Fish Vendor

Pálma Pásztor

Mummy Vendor

Jimmy Kimmel

Tim Flavin

Newscaster

Belinda Henley

Newscaster

Blake Perlman

Newscaster

Matt Rippy

Newscaster

Judit Viktor

Lady with Dog

Szonja Oroszlán

Woman with Baby

Michael Mehlmann

Auction Bidder Man

Todd Williams

Auction Bidder Man

Beatrice Zentai

Auction Bidder Woman

Peter Horkay

Steward

Richard Rifkin

TV Pundit

Guillermo del Toro

Creature Vocals (voice) (uncredited)

Tim Larsen

Street Thug (uncredited)

Gavin McKenzie

Auction Room Steward (uncredited)

Julia Papp

Reporter (uncredited)

Crew

Director, Screenplay, Story

Guillermo del Toro

Comic Book, Story

Mike Mignola

Reviews

Ruuz

October 5, 2018

As keen as I am for the new Neil Marshall directed _Hellboy_ reboot, I do still wish we had gotten to see a _Golden Army_ sequel to wrap up Ron Perlman's trilogy. Here director Guillermo del Toro lets loose all bars on his fantasy elements, stacking the movie with elves, trolls, even tooth fairies, making for a less grim, but still very good _Hellboy_ sequel. Not to mention it features personal favourite Luke Goss in what is probably his best role to date.

_Final rating:★★★★ - Very strong appeal. A personal favourite._