r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/biscayne63 • 3h ago
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/ZacPensol • Oct 18 '25
Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' - Official SPOILER-FREE Review Megathread
Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' opens in theaters in limited release on October 17, 2025 and streams on Netflix beginning November 7, 2025.
In order to avoid a dozen individual posts on our front page from those who have seen the film, please post your SPOILER-FREE reviews in here.
HOW DO YOU RATE THE MOVIE? SHARE YOUR VOTE HERE! https://strawpoll.com/XmZRQPLGWgd
SPOILERS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THIS THREAD. FOR SPOILER DISCUSION GO HERE.
BECAUSE THIS WILL BE MANY PEOPLES' FIRST EXPERIENCE WITH THE STORY OF 'FRANKENSTEIN', THIS INCLUDES SPOILERS FROM THE BOOK. ONLY SHARE BASIC PLOT DETAILS AND WHAT HAS BEEN SHOWN IN THE TRAILER.
Anyone posting spoilers in here is subject to being banned - don't ruin someone else's fun.
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/ZacPensol • Oct 18 '25
Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' - Official SPOILER Discussion Megathread Spoiler
Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' opens in theaters in limited release on October 17, 2025 and streams on Netflix beginning November 7, 2025.
In order to avoid a dozen individual posts on our front page from those who have seen the film, please post your reviews in here.
HOW DO YOU RATE THE MOVIE? SHARE YOUR VOTE HERE! https://strawpoll.com/XmZRQPLGWgd
If you've managed to see it and would like to discuss, please feel free to do so here.
Previous early screenings discussion megathread.
SPOILERS ARE ALLOWED IN THIS THREAD. IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO BE SPOILED, DO NOT CONTINUE READING!
For spoiler-free reviews, go HERE.
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/Worried_Cake5508 • 2h ago
Why is Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog used to represent Frankenstein?
For those who don't know, Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog is a painting by German Romanticist artist Caspar David Friedrich in 1818.
I don't really get why this painting is used as a cover not just for Frankenstein, but for Frankenstein spin-offs and other Mary Shelley works.
Maybe it represents Victor's trip to the Alps, but that's not a reason to be used as a way to represent Frankenstein.
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/Worried_Cake5508 • 2h ago
Thoughts on the ballet version of Frankenstein?
Might try to get the DVD of this for Christmas
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/modern_prometheus_13 • 2h ago
After sculpting & assembling this mini A-Brain jar, I decided that x2 Frankenstein-shrines between my house & shop just wasn’t enough.
Finally found a good use for some of these high end German surgical tools I ended up with years ago, as well as the perfect repurpose for some just mail catalogs.
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/biscayne63 • 1d ago
Franky and His Bride
Made for me by my beautiful lady....
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/FeatsNFaults • 9h ago
FN’F: Frankenstein and The Monster
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/AltOmega1 • 1d ago
Artist: me, Medium: Digital, Title: Monster in the Rain
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/AintNoPlagueDoctor • 2d ago
All because of you (a wip)
I’m definitely changing some of the proportions cause they’re bothering me, but rn this is basically a colored sketch. Just wanted to share my Ernest angst work in progress lol
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/catlena2233 • 3d ago
Self-submission My Bride of Frankenstein is finally complete
entirely hand-painted by me! I had so much fun bringing her to life, especially with all the little details, from the weathered machinery and bloody skull to the scars, bandages, and replacing the power with working lights.
Definitely one of my favourite pieces I've worked on!Would love to hear what everyone thinks! 🖤Modeled by Ca3Dstudios!
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/AintNoPlagueDoctor • 2d ago
Self-submission About Ernest Frankenstein
Sooo…. What exactly happened? Did Mary just forget he existed halfway through the book and then suddenly remembered that he was still alive and wrote him back in? Did he go off to war or something since he wanted to be in the military and then came back and almost his whole family was dead?
I personally like to think that he and Victor had so horrible of a relationship that the creature just thought “Well obviously you don’t care about him. I guess I’ll leave him alone”. Honestly besides the fact that he’s still alive by the end of the book, there isn’t a lot of evidence for that little headcanon, but I find it a bit funny.
What do you guys think though?
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/trueblueland • 3d ago
Self-submission Favorite Frankenstein-Derived Work?
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/GoodMorningfromHell • 2d ago
Self-submission Dr. Frankenstein just wanted a family?
This week on Hell’s #1 podcast, we interviewed Dr. Frankenstein and her adorable little monster (played by horror icons Dead Meat)!
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/Rockzy_lilac • 3d ago
Dr. 'Fronk-en-steen'
I think it would be awesome if Jeremy Allen White played Gene Wilder in a version of 'Young Frankenstein!!"
But the way that reboots and sequels and stuff have been working,. I don't know if it's a good idea. He definitely said that he would be honored to play Willy Wonka, but how many Willy Wonka movies do we need? And don't get me wrong because it's one of my favorite stories. I like the original 'Charlie and the chocolate factory ' movie
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/Lalasdreamb0x • 5d ago
I made a bride of Frankenstein doll ✨
Just finished this bride of Frankenstein doll! Soo happy with her ❤️
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/Charlemagne2020 • 7d ago
Self-submission Top 10 WILDEST Frankenstein Adaptations
This took forever, but it's finally done!
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/pejawolf • 7d ago
Not bad for a crappy phone pic
Really enjoying this action figure, it's quickly becoming my favorite in the collection. I've been feeling under the weather and have yet set up the lights to take any real pics but I'll get around to it eventually. Here's my attempt to recreate an iconic shot.
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/pejawolf • 9d ago
Another shot of my monster with a slight repose.
I really love this figure, I just got it yesterday and I'm still trying to decide on a forever pose for him in my collection.
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/pejawolf • 9d ago
Loving my monster!
Please excuse Bella, he's a notorious photobomber. 'Tis the season I guess. 🎃
r/FRANKENSTEIN • u/garrettwadewebb • 8d ago