Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell
The sixth entry in Hammer Films' Frankenstein series, this film finds Baron Frankenstein (Peter Cushing) in charge of a lunatic asylum. When young doctor Simon Helder (Shane Bryant) is institutionalized for attempting to create synthetic life, Frankenstein is delighted: now he'll have an assistant for his own diabolical experiments. This time out, the monster is played by David Prowse, who later went on to international fame as Darth Vader in Star Wars (though of course Vader's voice was provided by James Earl Jones). A new wrinkle to the old story is the Monster's cannibalistic tendencies, allowing for a number of gruesome, gore-encrusted horror highlights.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Cheaply made and very ghoulish horror comic in the unattractive setting of an asylum; very little entertainment is provided.
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- Halliwell's Film Guide
- 02 Mar 2006 at 15:42
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Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell was not famed Hammer Studios' final film, but it in many ways represents the swan song of the premiere maker of ...
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I would have awarded this movie a much higher rating as it is a decent Hammer flick, but this is the US cut version. Key moments removed by censors to protect ...
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- Wychwood
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Technology aside, in this version frankenstien monster is created by surgical means in lunatic asylum. It is gothic in various ways and it features monster that...
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- 29 Jan 2010 at 19:54
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What a great film. Although I love the Hammer films in general, the Frankenstein ones are the best. Peter Cushing, a hideous monster, and the gorgeous Shane ...
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