Guillermo del Toro's film is dramatically poised reimagining that occasionally forgets that Mary Shelley’s horror was rooted in the human, not the supernatural ...

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After the Universal Monsters were established, the studio brought two of its most famous creatures together in Frankenstein ...

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Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein is more of a comedic farce than a straight horror flick, but it's really funny and it ...

The director, Elordi, and Oscar Isaac join EW for a laugh-filled conversation about the new adaptation of Mary Shelley's ...