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The Horror of Frankenstein

The dead shall rise again!

Released R 95 min 5.8/10 Votes: 2974

Young Victor Frankenstein returns from medical school with a depraved taste for beautiful women and fiendish experiments.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Comedy, Horror, Sci-Fi

Subgenres:

Dark Comedy

Release:

1970-11-08

Year:

2024

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Companies:

Hammer Film Productions, EMI Films

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Horror of Dracula - Another classic adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula with similar atmospheric horror.
The Curse of Frankenstein - Similar gothic horror style and features classic Universal monsters.
The Mummy - Combines horror and supernatural elements with an iconic monster.
The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires - Features vampires and combines horror with martial arts.
The Fearless Vampire Killers - A comedic take on the vampire genre with a similar aesthetic.
A Taste of Blood - Explores themes of vampirism with a unique twist.
The Horror of Frankenstein - Another classic horror film from the Hammer production company.
The Phantom of the Opera - Features gothic themes and a mysterious central figure similar to Dracula.
The Night Stalker - Explores vampire motifs with a detective angle, similar tone.
Blood for Dracula - A unique retelling of the Dracula story with dark humor.
Nosferatu the Vampyre - A classic vampire film that offers a different approach to the Dracula story.
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The Last Man on Earth - Similar post-apocalyptic survival themes with vampire-like creatures.
Lair of the White Worm - A modern, surreal take on the vampire lore with dark humor.
The Addiction - A philosophical take on vampirism with gothic influences.
Fright Night - Modern vampire tale with humor and horror elements.
Let the Right One In - A profound take on the vampire mythos with emotional depth.
The Hunger - Explores themes of immortality and vampire lore with an erotic twist.
Dracula: Dead and Loving It - A comedic parody of the classic Dracula legend.
Blade II - Action-packed film with a vampire hunter in a dark, supernatural world.
I Am Legend - Features post-apocalyptic themes and creatures reminiscent of vampires.
31 - A horror film that blends various elements, including the supernatural.
The Addiction - Philosophical horror exploring the nature of human dark impulses.
What We Do in the Shadows - A comedic take on vampire life with elements of gothic horror.
Hotel Transylvania - Family-friendly animated film about monsters including vampires.
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Only Lovers Left Alive - Explores the lives of vampires in a modern context with a gothic feel.
Midnight Son - A unique perspective on vampires dealing with human emotions.
Bram Stoker's Dracula - A visually stunning adaptation of the Dracula story with gothic elements.
Dark Shadows - A gothic comedy-drama about a vampire living in modern times.
From Dusk Till Dawn - Mixes heist and horror with vampires, creating suspenseful situations.
Twilight - A young adult vampire romance that revived interest in the vampire genre.
The Little Vampire - A family-friendly film about a young vampire with adventure themes.
Underworld - Gritty action/horror film featuring warring vampire clans.
Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man - Combines classic horror monsters in a gothic storyline.
Waxwork - Combines horror with satire, featuring classic horror character appearances.
The Witch - A slow-burn horror film with dark themes and supernatural elements.
The Exorcist - Supernatural horror that delves into dark themes, akin to Dracula’s motifs.
The Haunting - Classic supernatural horror with a focus on atmosphere and mood.
The Conjuring - Modern supernatural horror film with gothic elements and strong storytelling.
It Follows - A unique horror concept that has a terrifying presence similar to Dracula.
The Cabin in the Woods - A modern horror film that breaks conventions while paying homage to classic tropes.
The Invisible Man - Combines science fiction with horror in a tightly wound story about isolation.
Sleepy Hollow - Gothic and stylized horror with supernatural themes and dark humor.
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Godzilla vs. Kong - Features classic monster battles with fantastical elements.
Frankenstein: Day of the Beast - Directly related to Frankenstein with a horror twist.
The Evil of Frankenstein - Continues the Frankenstein theme with horror and sci-fi.
King Kong vs. Godzilla - Classic monster mashup that offers thrilling battles.
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The Curse of Frankenstein - Features the iconic creature in a horror narrative.
Robot Monster - Low-budget sci-fi film with bizarre creatures.
King Kong - Focuses on the legendary creature and his battles.
Attack of the 50 Foot Woman - Giant monster themes with a twist of horror.
House of Frankenstein - Combines classic horror characters including Frankenstein.
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed - Continues the Frankenstein saga with a dark narrative.
The Monster Squad - Classic creatures and horror elements in a fun atmosphere.
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Zombie Apocalypse - Combines monsters and sci-fi elements in a horror context.
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Classic duality theme related to monstrous transformations.
The Brain That Wouldn't Die - Explores themes of repulsion and body horror.
The Amazing Colossal Man - Features transformation and monstrous manifestations.
Nosferatu - A classic horror tale that deals with monstrous beings.
TerrorVision - Mixes sci-fi with a unique monster twist.
The Invisible Man - Classic horror with experiments gone wrong.
The Golem - Explores themes of creation and horror.
Bride of Frankenstein - A classic sequel that expands the Frankenstein story.
Cloverfield - Modern take on monster chaos with sci-fi elements.
Underworld - Combines mythological monsters in a battle for survival.
Pacifique - Explores themes of science fiction and monstrous creatures.
Pacific Rim - Fights between gigantic creatures in a sci-fi world.
The Cabin in the Woods - Mixes traditional horror with comedy and sci-fi themes.
Scanners - Focuses on body horror and experimental science.
Manos: The Hands of Fate - Cult film with bizarre elements and monsters.
The Fly - Monster transformation resulting from science experiments.
It Came From Beneath The Sea - Classic monster film featuring thrilling underwater horror.
Rebboot - A sci-fi journey with monstrous illustrations.
Death Bed: The Bed That Eats - Bizarre concept with horror elements.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Unique combination of heroes and monstrous beings.
Species - Explores themes of creation and science gone awry.
The Thing - Create horror from monstrous transformations.
Scarecrow - Features horror with unusual creature characteristics.
Hellraiser - Delves into horror with unique monstrous elements.
Re-Animator - Modern take on Frankenstein themes with horror-comedy.
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The Horror of Frankenstein - A reimagining of the Frankenstein story with dark humor and horror elements.
Frankenstein (1931) - The classic adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel that set the standard for Frankenstein films.
The Bride of Frankenstein - A direct sequel to the 1931 film, further exploring the themes of creation and monstrosity.
Young Frankenstein - A comedic homage to the classic Frankenstein films with parody elements.
Ghost of Frankenstein - Continuing the legacy of the Universal Frankenstein series with a focus on the monster's plight.
Frankenstein: Day of the Beast - A modern take on the Frankenstein myth involving demons and horror.
I, Frankenstein - A contemporary action film that reinterprets the Frankenstein story in a supernatural context.
Victor Frankenstein - A retelling of the Frankenstein story from the point of view of Igor, adding depth to the characters.
Frankie & Alice - While focusing on multiple personalities, it touches on the ideas of identity and creation.
The Monster Squad - A blend of classic monster lore, including Frankenstein, in a modern adventure setting.
The Addams Family - Although comedic, it has elements related to classic horror and monsters, including a Frankenstein-like character.
Penny Dreadful - A gothic horror TV series with intertwining stories of classic literary monsters, including Frankenstein.
Castle Freak - A horror film that involves themes of dark creation and the consequences of unchecked ambition.
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - A faithful adaptation of Shelley's novel that dives deep into the characters and themes.
The Frankenstein Theory - An exploration of the legend of Frankenstein in a found footage format, blending horror with examination.
The Bride - A unique take on the Frankenstein tale focusing on the female perspective of creation.
Rebelynx - A horror film with themes of creation and the consequences that unfold from experimenting outside nature.
The Golem - Exploring themes of creation and monstrosity in a Jewish folk tale context.
Hotel Transylvania - A family-friendly take on classic monsters including a comedic representation of Frankenstein.
Tusk - A horror film about transformation and monstrosity, reflecting modern takes on creation themes.
The Shape of Water - A unique take on creature features that has themes of love and acceptance amidst monstrosity.
A Monster Calls - Explores the themes of loss and the monstrous nature of grief, with a sympathetic monster at its heart.
The Invisible Man - A film based on H.G. Wells' novel that delves into the complexities of being a misunderstood monster.
The Fly - A modern body horror film exploring transformation and tragic consequences of scientific experimentation.
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The Cell - A visually striking film that explores the mind of a serial killer with horror elements akin to Frankenstein’s creations.
The Witch - A haunting exploration of fear and the supernatural, reflecting the darker side of humanity and folklore.
The Cabin in the Woods - A meta horror film that plays with horror tropes, including monster creation and manipulation.
The Girl with All the Gifts - A unique take on the zombie genre that explores themes of humanity, monstrosity, and creation.
Pet Sematary - Deals with themes of death and resurrection, tapping into the tragic elements of reanimation.
An American Werewolf in London - Mixes horror and humor while exploring themes of transformation and the consequences of change.
The Nutty Professor - While comedic, it explores themes of duality and transformation similar to those in the Frankenstein narrative.
Altered States - A science fiction horror film that examines transformation and the limits of human consciousness.
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Midsommar - A psychological horror film that delves into trauma and transformation amidst a cult backdrop.
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Blood for Dracula - Similar themes of horror and dark humor with a distinct art style.
Frankenstein: The True Story - A retelling of the Frankenstein myth with a focus on character depth.
The Horror of Frankenstein - A unique take on the Frankenstein story with campy elements.
Re-Animator - Combines horror and humor in a modern retelling of the Frankenstein tale.
The Curse of Frankenstein - Classic Hammer horror film with a focus on the Frankenstein legend.
House of 1000 Corpses - Features a similar aesthetic of horror and dark humor.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Has a similar grotesque and unsettling atmosphere.
Suspiria - Famous for its stylistic approach and horror elements.
The Evil Dead - Mixes horror with an unconventional sense of humor.
Village of the Damned - Explores themes of horror and the unnatural in a chilling context.
The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - An expressionist horror film known for its stylization and narrative twist.
Eraserhead - Avant-garde film with surreal and nightmarish elements.
The Phantom of the Opera - Gothic horror with tragic characters and themes similar to Frankenstein.
Tales from the Crypt - Anthology series with a mix of dark stories incorporating horror and humor.
American Mary - Body horror elements and themes of the grotesque.
Society - Explores social satire with a body horror twist.
Hellraiser - Combines horror and philosophical themes with a grotesque narrative.
The Howling - Has similar themes of transformation and societal horror.
The Fly - Body horror that explores the theme of transformation.
Pet Sematary - Explores themes of death and resurrection with horror elements.
The Brood - Body horror focused on psychological trauma and grotesque transformations.
Antichrist - A disturbing blend of horror, sexuality, and surreal visuals.
Daughters of Darkness - Combines eroticism and horror with a unique aesthetic.
A Serbian Film - Highly controversial horror that pushes boundaries with psychological elements.
Dead Alive - Mix of extreme gore and comedy similar to the tone of Flesh for Frankenstein.
Ichi the Killer - Known for its extreme violence and exploration of the grotesque.
Nekromantik - Underground horror film that delves into themes of death and the macabre.
In My Skin - Explores body horror and self-mutilation in a surreal narrative.
Kingdom of the Spiders - Horror elements with nature gone awry, retaining a campy vibe.
Hausu - Surreal horror-comedy with a distinct visual style and strange narrative.
Don't Breathe - Capable of inducing psychological horror with tense scenarios.
Videodrome - Explores themes of technology and body horror in a surreal narrative.
The House That Dripped Blood - Anthology film with a blend of horror and dark humor.
Cemetery Man - Combines horror, romance, and comedy with a unique storytelling style.
Raw - Body horror film focused on cannibalism and personal transformation.
May - Focuses on themes of isolation and grotesque body horror.
What We Do in the Shadows - Horror comedy film with a unique take on supernatural elements.
The Skin I Live In - Dark themes of obsession and transformation.
The Eyes Without a Face - Psychological horror focusing on identity and body horror.
Ginger Snaps - A blend of horror and dark humor with themes of transformation.
The Witch - Historical horror with a dark aesthetic and unsettling atmosphere.
The Thing - Notable for its body horror and tension-filled narrative.
The Human Centipede (First Sequence) - Famous for its grotesque premise and horror elements.