Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Ghost of Frankenstein List

• Frankenstein vs. Baragon - Features Frankenstein's monster in a battle against another creature.
• House of Frankenstein - A crossover film featuring multiple Universal monsters, including Frankenstein.
• Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man - Combines Frankenstein's monster with another iconic Universal monster.
• The Curse of Frankenstein - A classic retelling of the Frankenstein story with a unique twist.
• Young Frankenstein - A comedic homage to the original Frankenstein films.
• The Bride of Frankenstein - Sequel to the original Frankenstein, focusing on the monster's desire for companionship.
• The Invisible Man - Another Universal horror classic with themes of science and monstrosity.
• The Abominable Dr. Phibes - Offers a blend of horror and dark humor, similar in tone to Frankenstein films.
• I, Frankenstein - A modern take on the Frankenstein mythos with supernatural elements.
• Godzilla: The Planet Eater - Includes themes of monsters and mythology similar to Frankenstein's creature.
• Dracula: Dead and Loving It - Another comedic take on classic horror themes like those found in Frankenstein films.
• The Mutations - Explores the themes of transformation and monstrosity akin to Frankenstein's monster.
• The Wolf Man - Like Frankenstein, explores the struggles of a character cursed by his own nature.
• The Thing - Presents a monstrous being resulting from scientific experiments, similar to Frankenstein.
• Re-Animator - A horror-comedy that plays on themes of resurrection and scientific ethics like Frankenstein.
• Planet of the Apes - Explores themes of humanity and monstrosity, resonant with Frankenstein's narrative.
• The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari - Silent horror film with psychological horror elements reflecting on creation and madness.
• The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Explores the themes of monstrosity and acceptance, akin to Frankenstein's monster's journey.
• The Phantom of the Opera - Similar themes of the misunderstood monster and romantic tragedy as in Frankenstein.
• The Fly - A scientist's experiments gone wrong lead to monstrous transformation, reminiscent of Frankenstein.
• The Shape of Water - Features themes of love for a creature that is shunned, similar to Frankenstein's tale.
• Victor Frankenstein - A modern retelling of the classic Frankenstein story from the perspective of Igor.
• Pet Sematary - Examines themes of resurrection and the consequences of tampering with life, similar to Frankenstein.
• Warm Bodies - A blend of horror and romance with undead themes, echoing Frankenstein's monster's plight.
• Venom - Exploration of a man's bond with a monstrous entity, resonating with Frankenstein's story.
• The Mummy - Elements of reanimation and horror, paralleling Frankenstein themes.
• The Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Focus on monstrosity and humanity’s darker sides reminiscent of Frankenstein's monster.
• From Hell - Explores the themes of monstrous actions driven by trauma, akin to Frankenstein's narrative.
• The Babadook - Centers on a parent-child dynamic involving a monstrous entity reflecting internal struggles.
• An American Werewolf in London - Involves transformation and the quest for understanding one's monstrous side.
• The Dark Universe - Revival of classic monsters in a story involving Frankenstein's monster themes.
• A Bride's Revenge - A modern twist combining horror and romance, akin to the Bride of Frankenstein.
• Scanners - Themes of mind over matter and human experimentation, similar to Frankenstein's scientific pursuit.
• Altered States - Explores human transformation and consciousness, echoing Frankenstein's themes.
• Murder by Decree - Involves investigations of monstrous acts in a historical setting, resonating with Frankenstein's themes.
• The Invisible Man Returns - Explores the burdens of invisibility and monstrosity similar to Frankenstein's creature.
• The Gathering - Combines supernatural elements with family and tragedy, akin to Frankenstein's narrative.
• The Witch - Centers around themes of fear, isolation, and hidden monstrosity in a familial context.
• The Cabin in the Woods - Dissects horror themes and archetypes similar to those found in Frankenstein tales.
• The Conjuring - Combines horror with themes of science and the supernatural, resonating with Frankenstein's narrative.
• The Purge - Explores themes of humanity's darker side, similar to the themes in Frankenstein.
• Carrie - Features themes of monster-like vengeance driven by social isolation, paralleling Frankenstein.
• Child's Play - Involves a doll brought to life, exploring themes of creation and monstrosity.
• Midsommar - Explores themes of isolation and cultism with horrific undertones akin to Frankenstein.
• The Brothers Grimm - Blends dark fantasy with themes of monstrous creations in a tale reminiscent of Frankenstein.
• The Girl with All the Gifts - Combines themes of humanity and monstrosity in a zombie apocalypse context.
• The Road - Explores themes of survival in a bleak world with monstrous elements, resonating with Frankenstein's plight.