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A Frankenstein figure seeks a companion in 1930s Chicago. Rated MA 15+ for sexual content, nudity, language and strong bloody violent content. Dialogue includes heavy profanity, ghost talk, kisses, cigarettes and grief beats amid stylized horror. UK 15 territory. Adults only.
Uplifting themes
Questions about belonging appear without neat moral answers
Story (may spoil tone)
A lonely Frankenstein travels to 1930s Chicago to ask groundbreaking scientist Dr. Euphronious to create a companion for him. The two revive a murdered young woman and The Bride is born. But what ensues is beyond what either of them imagined.
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Violence Strong bloody violence is part of the official R rating and the gothic…
Strong bloody violence is part of the official R rating and the gothic set pieces
Language Frequent strong profanity in period horror dialogue
Frequent strong profanity in period horror dialogue
Sex / nudity Sexual content and nudity are explicit rating reasons, and kisses appea…
Sexual content and nudity are explicit rating reasons, and kisses appear on screen
Drugs / alcohol Heavy drinking has consequences, plus period smoking in the 1930s setti…
Heavy drinking has consequences, plus period smoking in the 1930s setting
Frightening Ghost talk, resurrection horror and macabre romance create an unsettlin…
Ghost talk, resurrection horror and macabre romance create an unsettling mood
Sexual violence Strong sexual assault and rape occur
Strong sexual assault and rape occur
Bullying / discrimination Sexist insults appear in the period setting
Sexist insults appear in the period setting
Gore / death / weapons Graphic body-part injury, medical harm and monster violence
Graphic body-part injury, medical harm and monster violence
Grief / bereavement Loss and shock color the monster-origin story
Loss and shock color the monster-origin story
Flashing lights This version's advice includes a flashing-lights warning.
This version's advice includes a flashing-lights warning.
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Talk after watching
- Classic monster stories ask who deserves humanity. How does this version answer?
- Romance and horror share the screen. When does love feel dangerous in movies?
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