Frankenstein

Overview

Obsessed with the boundaries of life and death, Henry Frankenstein assembles a creature from discarded body parts, successfully animating a being that defies nature. However, his triumph quickly turns to horror as the monster, shunned by society, unleashes a torrent of violence fueled by confusion and rejection. As Henry grapples with the consequences of his ambition, the film explores themes of creation, responsibility, and the profound consequences of playing god, ultimately questioning the morality behind scientific pursuit.