Frankenstein at the LFF Review
A vampy, campy Gothic fever-dream, this adaptation of Mary Shelley's book turns up the moody vibes to 100.
It's been 200 years since Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein, yet its themes of man's arrogance, cruelty, and inhumanity still feel relevant.
A story about humans overreaching and giving monstrous new life to a misunderstood, yet deadly, creature? Well, hello upcoming AI revolution.
With killer costume design and excellent performances from an all-star cast, this take on the story, directed by Guillermo del Toro, has lessons to teach us.
Author's summary: A faithful adaptation of Frankenstein with a modern twist.
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