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Happy National Frankenstein Day! Post A Pic From Your Favorite Frankenstein Flick! (Original Post)
Floyd R. Turbo
Oct 2018
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My favorite Frankenstein adaptation was a play, starring two of my favorite actors:
Coventina
Oct 2018
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True Dough
(17,305 posts)1. I still have nightmares!
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,547 posts)2. Arrrrrgggg! 😰
democratisphere
(17,235 posts)7. Damn!
My worst nightmare is everywhere!
Glorfindel
(9,730 posts)3. This short scene from "The Bride of Frankenstein"
"She's alive! She's alive!" That hair...that scream when she first sees the poor monster.
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,547 posts)5. Ah yes! I had a couple of dates like that!
mucifer
(23,547 posts)4. Can we include "The Golem"?
A silent German movie from 1915. It's a tale from Jewish mythology that inspired "Frankenstein". https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/the-golem
A rabbi makes a monster out of clay and with the sacred word emet (Hebrew for truth) brings the monster to life to fight the oppressors who plan to kill the Jews. The sad part of all of this is that the film was made in Germany in 1915.
Floyd R. Turbo
(26,547 posts)6. Indeed!
Coventina
(27,121 posts)8. My favorite Frankenstein adaptation was a play, starring two of my favorite actors: