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This is that branch of sci-fi that leans into the creation of life aspect. Frankenstein, Re-Animator, and even The Invisible Man are all cautionary tales about the meddling of science and the effect it can have on the scientist that dabbles in it. They always believe it is for the greater good, but will stop at nothing—even murder—to fulfill their scientific goals.
This is undoubtedly one of best cult musicals of all time that still gets shown in theatres 45 years later. Cinemassacre. Newly engaged couple Brad and Janet find themselves in a strange series of circumstances over at the Frankenstein place after their car breaks down in the rain. Brad knew he should have had that … Continue reading The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) Review
After the death of his Mother, a young Victor (Peter Cushing) is left the sole heir of the Frankenstein fortune. When agreeing to continue monthly payments to his Aunt, she offers him the hand of her daughter, Elizabeth. Victor writes to Paul Krempe (Robert Urquhart) in his Father's name, asking him to tutor him. When Paul … Continue reading The Curse of Frankenstein (1957) Review *WARNING: MILD SPOILERS*
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