FRANKENSTEIN films

[Allhallowsday]

TCM has been showing them, but they've just about run out of good ones...    
Missed most of this the other night, it was on, right in the middle...    
FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLFMAN (1943)  

http://youtu.be/5jkW_Ip1zzw  

http://youtu.be/itp97V1ugeo  

http://youtu.be/wwXAeClTaec  

http://youtu.be/nMyUoKD-WZY

[RCMerchant]

I been watching them all.    Even the worst are better than the s**t we see on TV now.

[Jim H]

I just watched Frankenstein Created Woman. Easily the worst Hammer horror I've seen.  It's watchable but seems to have no arc, no point, and then it just sort of ends. Terrible film.

[Ticonderoga 64]

Lady Frankenstein(1971)....one of the best B movies of the Frankenstein legend...



http://youtu.be/reICPhtwM_U

[TheBrain49]

I recently watched one called "Frankenstein: The True Story". I can't post links, but a Google search will find it on YouTube. It was a made-for-TV 2 parter that comes out to a little over 3 hours. It has some well known English actors from the 60's and 70's.

[claws]

I just watched Victor Frankenstein (2015) the other day. Despite being one of the biggest box office bombs of 2015, the film wasn't actually bad. There's only so much one can do with the story of Frankenstein, and VF at least tried to breath some fresh air into the classic tale. I thought it was great they didn't go with the overstyled cgi/dark/comic/superhero-ish plot/setting and visuals like I, Frankenstein, Priest and the Underworld franchise. VF feels modern and old school, has likeable characters and is at times intentionally amusing. Recommended.

[RCMerchant]

I recently watched one called "Frankenstein: The True Story". I can't post links, but a Google search will find it on YouTube. It was a made-for-TV 2 parter that comes out to a little over 3 hours. It has some well known English actors from the 60's and 70's.

I saw that on TV back in the early 70's!

Easily one of the worst is FRANKENSTEIN ISLAND (1981)-

http://youtu.be/BFKwtUw2o4g

I just watched Victor Frankenstein (2015) the other day. Despite being one of the biggest box office bombs of 2015, the film wasn't actually bad. There's only so much one can do with the story of Frankenstein, and VF at least tried to breath some fresh air into the classic tale. I thought it was great they didn't go with the overstyled cgi/dark/comic/superhero-ish plot/setting and visuals like I, Frankenstein, Priest and the Underworld franchise. VF feels modern and old school, has likeable characters and is at times intentionally amusing. Recommended.

I agree on I,FRANKENSTEIN...awful!  Making the monster a buff superhero was a bad idea all around.

[dean]

I made a lesson on Frankenstein films for a bunch of 15 year olds a while back. Had to resist the urge to throw Frankenhooker in there.

[Ticonderoga 64]

Hard to top this one though...

FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS THE WORLD(1965)

http://youtu.be/yKxQHhki_k8

[VenomX73]

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
http://youtu.be/pzwNVy6T4fY

Young Frankenstein (1974)
http://youtu.be/mOPTriLG5cU

[major jay]

As a kid I remember being so excited to see FRANKENSTEIN 1970. It had Karloff as the mad scientist. Sadly it turned out to be a total borefest.

http://youtu.be/wQfLei8RliE

[Ticonderoga 64]

A lot of Hammer fans knock this one, but I happen to love it:

EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN(1964)

http://youtu.be/NLPsFMW84eE

[Allhallowsday]

The first two HAMMER films were on tonight, as expected.  I plan to stay up to watch GOKE: BODY SNATCHER FROM HELL... why don't they show these cool films earlier??? 

[Chainsawmidget]

The first two HAMMER films were on tonight, as expected.  I plan to stay up to watch GOKE: BODY SNATCHER FROM HELL... why don't they show these cool films earlier??? 

I don't know.  There's a certain appeal to watching those types of movies on the So-Late-It's_Early Show.