When Bernard Rose’s Frankenstein was unveiled in the Frightfest lineup this year, I wasn’t immediately taken with the idea.Read More
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Hammer’s Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell is an important film in the studios history. Not only is it the last film of noted British director Terence Fisher but it's also the final chapter Read More
Shown in 1973, many may not have heard of Frankenstein The True Story and this is probably because it was a made for television film.Read More
One of the most acclaimed versions of Mary Shelley’s classic Frankenstein: The True Story, featuring a stellar all-star cast including James Mason and Leonard Whiting, makes its UK DVD debut thanks to Second Sight Read More
As a found footage Second World War horror movie, on paper director Richard Raaphorst first feature may sound immensely uneventful, blending as it does two very popular and horrendously overdone genre elements together. However, thanks Read More
Hammer’s first color film The Curse of Frankenstein made in 1957 and its worldwide success not only established the studio as a Gothic house of horror but spawned numerous sequels and lead to Hammer’s Read More
