Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Frankenstein List

• The Bride of Frankenstein - Continues the story of Frankenstein's monster and explores themes of creation and identity.
• Frankenstein (1931) - The original classic that set the standard for the Frankenstein mythos.
• The Invisible Man - Similar themes of isolation and the consequences of scientific experimentation.
• Mary Shelley's Frankenstein - A retelling of the original novel with a modern cinematic approach.
• The X-Files: N/A - Explores various themes of science fiction and the consequences of human experimentation.
• Young Frankenstein - A comedic parody of the original film, maintaining core elements of the story.
• The Shape of Water - A unique exploration of love and monstrosity, echoing the themes of Frankenstein.
• The Fly - Another story of scientific hubris, leading to tragic transformations.
• I, Frankenstein - A contemporary retelling of the Frankenstein story, focusing on the monster's survival in a modern world.
• Reanimator - A horror-comedy that delves into themes of reanimation and the consequences of defying nature.
• Victor Frankenstein - A reimagining of the classic tale from the perspective of Frankenstein’s assistant.
• Frankenstein: Day of the Beast - A unique take on the Frankenstein mythos set in a modern horror narrative.
• The Frankenstein Chronicles - A period drama that explores the legacy of Frankenstein's monster while infusing detective elements.
• The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde - Explores the duality of man and the consequences of altering one’s human nature.
• Ghost Rider - Features themes of identity and transformations due to unnatural occurrences.
• Anatomy - Explores themes of human anatomy and the ethical dilemmas faced by medical students.
• Flatliners - Involves experimentation with life and death, similar thematic elements to Frankenstein.
• The Cabin in the Woods - Deconstruction of horror tropes, including themes of creation and sacrifice.
• Dracula Untold - Focuses on the origin of a legendary figure while exploring themes of monstrosity.
• Metropolis - Explores themes of creation and the consequences of technological progress.
• A.I. Artificial Intelligence - Explores complex themes of creation, love, and what it means to be human.
• The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones - Involves supernatural elements and the consequences of creation.
• The Nutty Professor - A comedic take on transformation themes, similar to those found in Frankenstein.
• Terminator - Explores the consequences of technological advancement and artificial creation.
• Chappie - Focuses on artificial intelligence and the themes of creator versus creation.
• Stepford Wives - Explores themes of conformity, identity, and the manipulation of human nature.
• The Bionic Woman - Involves themes of creation and the complexities of being artificially enhanced.
• The Golem - A tale of creation and the monster that results from attempting to play God.
• Upgrade - Centers on the themes of technological enhancements and revenge, echoing Frankenstein's themes of creation.
• The Hunger - Explores themes of immortality and the consequences of human experimentation.
• Upgrade - A near-future story dealing with advanced technology and its moral implications.
• Altered States - Focuses on experimental and transformative states of consciousness.
• The Howling - Deals with transformation and the duality of human beings and their monstrous counterparts.
• Tusk - A horror film exploring themes of identity and transformation in grotesque ways.
• The Thing - Explores themes of identity and monstrosity in a scientific context.
• Brazil - Dystopian themes that critique scientific bureaucracy and human identity.
• When Animals Dream - An exploration of the consequences of being different and the pressures of society.
• Splice - About genetic experimentation and the consequences of playing with nature.
• The Cabin in the Woods - A mix of horror and science fiction themes, examining the nature of sacrifice and creation.
• The Last Man on Earth - Explores isolation, survival, and the identity of the last human being.
• The Legend of Sleepy Hollow - Explores themes of monstrosity and folklore similar to Frankenstein's narrative.
• Blade Runner - Examines what it means to be human and the consequences of creating life.
• The Island of Dr. Moreau - Deals with themes of genetic experimentation and the blurred lines between man and beast.
• The Cell - Explores the mind and identity, similar to Frankenstein's exploration of the monster's psyche.