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Frankenstein 1931

making it my mission to watch more stuff with Colin Clive. Starting tonite w Jane Eyre (1934), I wanted to like this movie more than I did. It has a good setup for a romance and/or a gothic horror, but as a movie it really accomplishes neither. The horror elements make Mr. Rochester too weird to truly root for (I mean, I wanted to see them together anyways, but I don't support her decisions), but the movie refuses to fully commit to any sort of creepy atmosphere. The acting is stodgy on most parts, though I do think Clive's convincingly charming, especially with his niece. It's pretty enough, but nothing special, and the pacing is Way rushed. I gave it 2.5 on letterboxd. As a pro, Virginia Bruce is super pretty (even if she does look glazed over half the time)

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Chronister original paintings for Remco's 9" line of Universal Monsters action figures released in 1980

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Großstadtschmetterling (Richard Eichberg, 1929)

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My husband fully supports my Colin Clive obsession and even came up behind me to whisper in my ear in his accent, "I'm going to use my heeends." Cracked me tf up.

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Frankenstein (1931)

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Homage to Anna

Detail of Anna May Wong shrine by artist-performer Agosto Machado, Whitney Biennial 2026, Whitney Museum of American Art, 99 Gansevoort St, Meatpacking District, New York City.