Mary Shelley's Frankenstein has been inspiring storytellers for centuries, including Marvel Comics' Stan Lee and Jack Kirby.

“I didn’t want him to look like a monster,” Hill adds.

Frankenstein is more than just a classic horror story; it is a psychological reflection on the effects of emotional pain, both on ourselves and on those around us. The way the monster suffers in the ...

The first movie of Frankenstein was made in 1910, and the tale of a mad scientist trying to create a living being on his own ...

First brought to life by the words of Mary Shelley, the creation known as Frankenstein’s Monster has taken on many forms throughout popular culture. Inspired by the iconic literary character and his ...

Some collectible statues are on the way for the new Netflix version of “Frankenstein,” but there’s no word on action figures yet.

This fall Frankenstein’s monster rises once more, summoned this time by Mexican film director Guillermo del Toro. But green-skinned, bolt-necked and flat-skulled he is not. In fact, the monster — who ...

Consider our breaths taken away. We’re going to need Doctor Frankenstein himself to bring life back into our body. What has transpired, you ask? Well, Jacob Elordi has shared some INCREDIBLE selfies ...

As Guillermo del Toro's go-to composer, Alexandre Desplat knew about the filmmaker's desire to tell his version of Mary ...

There’s nothing like a practical effect. CGI simply does not bring the viewer into the narrative in the same way that a physical transformation does. For example, we are obsessed with watching Walton ...

In this first issue of the series, readers witness various iconic moments from Frankenstein lore, which includes grave robbing and Dr. Frankenstein uttering the seminal, “It’s alive!” when the doctor ...

We are nearing a tipping point with artificial intelligence. Scientists call it the singularity — the moment when machine ...