Frankenstein’s Femme Fatales
Depictions of male creators are numerate in horror movies. Female creators are depicted less often but when they are it is often to subvert simplistic portrayals of villains- both male […]
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Frankenstein’s Bride: Made for The Male Gaze
In Shelley’s 1818 novel the monster demands ‘a creature of the opposite sex but as hideous as myself.’ However, when it come to portrayals of this creature on screen she […]
Read More →Review: The Cabinet of Dr Caligari at Hidden Door, Edinburgh
In 1920, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari was released, and the City of Edinburgh decided to gift The Leith Theatre to the people of Leith as it was incorporated into […]
Read More →Frankenstein’s Bride: From Embalmed to Empowered
Despite never being brought to life in Shelley’s original novel, Frankenstein’s Bride has been depicted on screen in a myriad of ways. Here is a visual investigation into her journey. […]
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