Frankenstein

Frankenstein creates his monster and what Mary Shelley was thinking about when she wrote the novel. You'll also learn why Frankenstein is considered a ... 22 Jan 2014 ... Bride of Frankenstein (1935): The follow-up that brought back Karloff's monster and introduced his mate (Elsa Lanchester, with one of the most ...

This new, remarkable annotated edition of Frankenstein with its accompanying essays brings the 'modern Prometheus' flawlessly into our century in a manner ... Directed by Paul McGuigan. With Daniel Radcliffe, James McAvoy, Jessica Brown Findlay, Andrew Scott. Told from Igor's perspective, we see the troubled young ...

“Frankenstein'ın başarısı, insanlığın sonu gelmeyen korkularından biri olan tehlikeli bilgiye karşı korkuyu yeniden ortaya koymasında saklı.” - Isaac Asimov “Sevgi uyandıramıyorsam, korku salacağım, özellikle de sana çünkü söndürülmez bir nefret duyuyorum yaratıcıma.” “Frankenstein, günümüz bilimkurgusunun başlangıç noktası.” — Stephen King “Frankenstein’ın başarısı, insanlığın sonu gelmeyen korkularından biri olan tehlikeli bilgiye karşı korkuyu yeniden ortaya koymasında saklı.” — Isaac Asimov “SEVGİ UYANDIRAMIYORSAM, KORKU SALACAĞIM, ÖZELLİKLE DE SANA ÇÜNKÜ SÖNDÜRÜLMEZ BİR NEFRET DUYUYORUM YARATICIMA.”

Frankenstein's monster was actually born long, long before the monster flicks of the 1930s, before Boris Karloff, before Scooby Doo--in the village of Geneva, Switzerland, during the miserably Bernard Rose wrote and directed this modern adaptation of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein with a husband and wife (Danny Huston and Carrie-anne Moss) serving as the creators of a monster cursed with a

Frankenstein is a novel by Mary Shelley that was first published in 1818. Summary Read a Plot Overview of the entire book or a chapter by chapter Summary and Analysis.