Oscar-winning Shape of Water is making people horny. And there's no need to kink shame those who want to have sex with Guillermo del Toro's fish creature.

One of the Oscar frontrunners has been slapped with a copyright infringement lawsuit. David Zindel is alleging the creators behind “The Shape of Water” plagiarized the play “Let Me Hear You ...

The Shape of Water isn’t a traditional entry into the horror genre, but del Toro’s background, overall premise, and terrifying performances at least classifies the film as “horror-inspired.” ...

If the world in "The Shape of Water" followed this same evolutionary timeline, the movie creature — a two-legged, water-dwelling humanoid — would raise puzzling questions about its place on a ...

Inside the Plagiarism Controversy Plaguing Best Picture Winner The Shape of Water. By Ryan Roschke. Updated on March 11, 2018 at 3:30 PM. Everett Collection Everett Collection.

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook For a movie centered around a woman who does not speak, “The Shape of Water” has a strong voice.

We focused on animals living on land or in rivers, lakes, wetlands and other inland water bodies. Oceans host important engineers too, but they were not included in our study.

How ‘Shape of Water’ Production Designer Made an Apartment Evoke “Waves” From the creepy estate in 'Get Out' to the romantic Italian villa in 'Call Me by Your Name,' the homes characters ...

Take The Shape of Water, for example. Sally Hawkins plays a mute janitor named Elisa that works at a secret research facility. She falls in love with a bizarre fish-man being experimented on.

“The Shape of Water” is one of the contenders for the Academy Award for best picture. Zindel has argued there are more than 60 similarities between the film and his father’s play.