With Emma Stone lined up to play a female version of the monster in Poor Things, we rate a century’s worth of cinema inspired by Shelley’s novel

This British version of the [Mary Shelley] classic shocker emphasizes not so much the uncontrollable blood lust of the created monster as the clinical details whereby the crazy scientist accumulates the odd organs with which to assemble the creature.

Clipping found in Daily News published in New York, New York on 8/8/1957. Curse of Frankenstein*

Read the Empire Movie review of The Curse of Frankenstein. In its best scenes, it adds dynamism and British grit to a genre that had previously tried to get...

Terence Fisher. UK, 1957. Original language, Spanish subtitles. 83'.This is the first of five adaptations that Terence Fisher made of the Frankenstein legend in