#frankinstein

[lolaloolsblog]

Just watched frankinsten (2025)

And omg Adam is so fricking cute, Jacob elordi played him so well the movie overall is fantastic

Hoping for some x reader of Adam on here because he fineeee all my horror girls know it

[raethereptile]

gdt's frankenstein is a love letter on how to adapt a book to film with changes. It is possible to make changes to characters and plot while still being TRUE to the book. And by watching this film, I've determined it comes down to 2 things: key plot points, key theme points. In many ways you can change as much as you want but the story must: be recognisable as the story, resonate with the same or related ideas and themes on a deeper emotional and or spiritual level. (Basically, it passed the vibe check)

[ashesoriley]

Victor on his way to start the abuse cycle for no reason

[greyskullz]

🦇Sexy vampire I'm falling in love!🎃

[theplottingapp]

Okay, I’ll say it – Horror isn’t about slasher bullshit. It’s about human nature, systemic injustices, madness, desperation, isolation, human connection, empathy and people need to stop making horror without these elements. There is no point to a story about a serial killer killing people [*cough* women] if there is no themes to back the story.

[silverbooklamp]

Happy Birthday, Mary Shelley!

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (born August 30, 1797, London, England—died February 1, 1851, London)

Which contains the story Transformation, in which

"Having frittered away his family’s fortune in Paris, the profligate Guido, driven by his ungovernable passions, is forced out of his native Genoa and harbors plans for revenge. After a mighty storm, he sees a mysterious, misshapen creature approaching from the sea, with whom he makes an infernal bargain to exchange bodies, with momentous consequences."

[jackdoe]

Frankenstein: I've Created a Monster!

The Monster:

[thoughtsofabooknerd]

Love me some Junji Ito

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