In 1936, Warner Brothers threw a curve ball when they mixed one of their patented streetwise gangster movies with a Frankenstein theme. Fram...

A genetically engineered creature proves problematic and is soon seeking a mate. The Frankenstein template is put to work again with S...

“ In London, we formed a club. It's very exclusive. There are only six members… We need each other. None of us has sisters, except Mary ...

Set half a century before the events depicted in the critically acclaimed Battlestar Galactica (second series), Caprica launched in Jan...

James Arness cuts a distinctly Frankensteinian figure as The Thing , in 1951. There’s even a bit of a diagonal fold across the forehead, r...

She wears her stitches like permanent jewelry, body mods at once gruesome and delicate. Tim Burton’s Blue Girl appears in drawings, ...

In the early thirties, the success of James Whale’s Frankenstein made the film a point of reference. New films, even plain mysteries, ...

The August 2008 issue (#238) of the British Fortean Times magazine carries a fascinating and significant article about the Golem of Pragu...

Guest Blogger Marc Berezin discusses the decidedly Frankensteinian themes and the startling jigsaw characters who inhabit Frank L. Baum’s ...

For your viewing pleasure, a beautiful and powerful image that evokes a Bionic Bride for the 21 st  Century, decked out in sizzling circui...

Lucy screamed as the attic burst with light. The Robot King’s electric body threw off golden sparks that filled the air like fireworks. “O...

The disturbing cover image evokes Frankenstein and sets the tone for writer-artist Ausonia’s perverse, line-crossing take on The Monster’...

Admittedly, this face transplant horror film is only tenuously Frankensteinian, but bear with me… This week, two of my favorite bloggers...

Made in 1936, Michael Curtiz’ The Walking Dead mashes a Frankenstein theme — with Boris Karloff along to sell it — and a gritty Warner Brot...