You can watch it online at Internet Archive. Here's a trailer:
It's #18 on The Guardian's list of best horror films of all time. Variety has a review from the time of the film's release, as does the New York Times.
Film Site calls it a "classic masterpiece". Horror News says, "Bride Of Frankenstein is one of the few genuine classics of the genre." Classic Horror says it's "the best horror film of the 1930s".
Roger Ebert has it on his Great Movie list. Rotten Tomatoes has a critics consensus score of 100%.
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💙 this one.
ReplyDeleteMy husband loves this one, too :) I just get irritated with Dr. Pretorious lol
DeleteYes, truly a classic! I do love the old black and white monster movies. Boris was my favorite Frankenstein's monster. He could show so much heart with his eyes and actions despite all the make-up and costume. :)
ReplyDeleteHe was priceless :) I'm glad he embraced the horror roles like he did.
DeleteI remember sneaking Into the cinema to see this when I was underage, such chilling fun! Valerie
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool memory!
DeleteI've never seen this, but I HAVE heard of it. I hope to watch it if I ever get caught up.
ReplyDeleteI hope you'll let me know what you think of it :)
DeleteI liked this one also. These vintage films are fun for the holiday.
ReplyDeleteThose early monster movies were the first we let the kids see of horror movies :)
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