“You have created a monster, and it will destroy you.” Those were the prophetic words of warning from Dr. Waldman to Dr. Frankenstein, in the movie version of ...

I have always had an incredibly soft spot for Mary Shelley’s “Frankenstein.” It was the first book that I felt I thoroughly understood, in a literary sense, in my freshman English class in college. In ...

Throughout history, audiences have been introduced to a wide variety of monsters. While Count Dracula, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are some of the most popular, few have the same notoriety as Frankenstein ...

In this first issue of the series, readers witness various iconic moments from Frankenstein lore, which includes grave robbing and Dr. Frankenstein uttering the seminal, “It’s alive!” when the doctor ...

We've listed 15 movies like Frankenstein marked by diversity of plot, treatment, characters, genres, timelines, and denouement.

The sun has set on another BravoCon — a Las Vegas weekend of glamorous Bravolebrities and their onstage confessionals. But it should have been called TragiCon. All typical, and yet this year’s glitzy ...

The classic 1931 film — adapted from Mary Shelley's 1818 book of the same name — introduced audiences to one of cinema’s most enduring monsters: aptly named, the Monster, though often mistaken for his ...

He was a 19th century gain-of-function research lab leak. But moviegoers are more likely to remember the way the monster was cobbled together in James Whale’s 1931 film adaption of Peggy Webling’s ...