Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster

About This Movie

Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster (2022) offers a unique take on Shelley’s classic, with its inventive use of sound. The six performers deliver a raw and immersive experience, relying solely on their voices for every effect, which gives a fresh perspective on the tale of creation and monstrosity. The pacing can be a bit uneven at times, but it lends a certain spontaneity to the storytelling. The film dives deep into contemporary themes of identity and societal pressures, reflecting 21st-century struggles through a somewhat disjointed lens. The atmosphere is compelling, at times haunting, underscored by the performers' dynamic interpretations, making it a noteworthy exploration of the human condition wrapped in a horror aesthetic.

Unique vocal soundscapeExplores modern themesNon-traditional pacing