A masterpiece of classic horror” and “one of horrordom's greatest achievements” is what critics had to say about this iconic ...
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The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
The first sequel to Frankenstein is wilder than the original movie. And the bride (Esla Lanchester) became just as iconic as Karloff's creature. Her initial scream upon seeing him is unforgettable.
After earning three Oscar nominations for her 2021 directorial debut, The Lost Daughter, Maggie Gyllenhaal is making her return to the screen. Her new film, The Bride, is inspired by Mary Shelley’s ...
A dark masterpiece that defies time, this 90-year-old film blends horror and sci-fi into chilling perfection.
For the record, that piece of the novel was also left out of James Whale's 1931 Frankenstein, starring Boris Karloff as the most famous cinematic version of the creature. But it provided the basis for ...
Vera West made her mark on 20th-century horror cinema. Historians continue to ponder the sad circumstances of her story Elyssa Goodman - Freelance Writer She lies on the table with her body wrapped in ...
If you’re a horror fan with a taste for the gothic and you’ve already wrapped your first (or, like us, definitely-not-first) watch of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, you’re probably hungry for more ...
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