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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0777966846095
Format: Color, DVD-Video, NTSC
Label: St Clair Vision
Manufacturer: St Clair Vision
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: St Clair Vision
Region Code: 1
Release Date: March 02, 2004
Running Time: 84 minutes
Sales Rank: 63914
Studio: St Clair Vision
Theatrical Release Date: 1971
Customer Reviews
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Rating:  - Schlock fest of fun
Lady Frankenstein is one of the films you can find in many multi movie packs due to its public domain nature. I happened upon it through the 50 movie pack of Chilling Classics.(20 bucks for 50 movies not bad) Anyway I was surprised when I popped this obvious schlock horror film into the player because it actually was interesting. Quite a good spin on the Frankenstein story. It starts typical with the mad doctor trying to bring back to life dead tissue. He greases the local authorities to get ... Read More
Rating:  - IT'S ALIVE... AGAIN!!!
Ah, where to start??? After creating life, Baron Frankenstein is murdered by his hideous creation that heads off to kill those people who were involved in its resurrection, or who are simply in the way. The baron's daughter, Tania, who has just arrived from university with the help of his lab assistant, decides to go on and continue with her father's work. To keep the high reputation of the family name and to satisfy her lustful needs. Tania seductively plans to create a perfect being with the brains ... Read More
Rating: - "Lady Frankenstein" is the BEST version of Frankenstein I've ever seen
I admit that I'm not a big fan of Frankenstein. The idea of a mad scientist creating a living human creature from spare body parts of corpses never fascinated me. Over the years I've seen various Frankenstein films or, at least, clips and the story just never did anything for me. That is, until I recently saw the 1971 Italian film "Lady Frankenstein" starring Rosalba Neri (AKA Sara Bey) in the title role of Tania Frankenstein, the beautiful daughter of Baron Frankenstein.
So what sets "Lady ... Read More
Rating: - Tormented Review
I purchased this double feature a few years ago mainly for Lady Frankenstein and buried it away. Going through my DVD collection years later, I realized I never saw Tormented and decided to give it a viewing. The most interesting detail is that I did not fall asleep while viewing (must be all the coffee). The plot was pretty dull. Carlson kills his former jealous girlfriend at a lighthouse and is pursued by her ghost throughout the rest of the film. He is then plagued by cheesy special effects as he attempts ... Read More
Rating: - Creative Take on Frankenstein
Lady Frankenstein comes off as one of the most creative if not the best retellings of the done-to-death Frankenstein theme committed to film thus far. It also stars one of the best actors who ever played the role of Baron Dr. Frankenstein, Joseph Cotten.
The Lady Frankenstein in this movie is the daughter of Baron Dr. Frankeinstein, Tania (Rosalba Neri). She comes home after graduating from medical school with her head filled with all sorts of "radical ideas." Among other things, she had engaged ... Read More
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