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The first movie adaptation of Frankenstein was just 14 minutes long, produced by Edison Manufacturing Company. Owned by Thomas Edison, the company both produced batteries, and created Kinetoscope films.
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The second film adaptation of Frankenstein, & the first and only silent full-length one. An early, if not the earliest, instance of the "it was just a dream" plot twist.
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Arguably the most famous of the Frankenstein adaptations. Arguably the most iconic mad scientist scene ever committed to film. ("It's alive!! It's alive!!)
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Will Dr. Frankenstein be able to provide a body for the Bride? Will Dr. Praetoris finally get his hands on a brain? Will Lady Frankenstein be cool?
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Dr. Wolf von Frankenstein returns to his ancestral home with his wife, Elsa. To his surprise, the creature his father had created was still alive.
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Gender-bending Frankenstein, wherein Frankenstein transplants the brain of a man he knows into his girlfriend. And it works.
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Lust, gore and 3-D. Monks, henchman, and stable boys. A baron plans to create beautiful zombies out of freshly killed spare parts. Shot in Italy.
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A med student attempts to rebuild a body for his girlfriend, who'd been decapitated in a freak accident. WILL HE SUCCEED?
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One of the rare instances in which whoever wrote the character of Frankenstein's creature did so with the original text in mind.
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The Gargoyle Queen joins Frankenstein's monster, renamed Adam, in his battle against demons from across the globe,
