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Frankenstein

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Sep 12, 2026

AJ BlackHOST
28:33
... um-
Mark McManusGUEST
28:33
He was in Frankenstein
AJ BlackHOST
28:35
... couldn't be arsed to go and watch-
Mark McManusGUEST
28:36
No
AJ BlackHOST
28:37
I just, even though it was Ridley Scott.
Mark McManusGUEST
28:40
I know.
AJ BlackHOST
28:40
Um, yeah, he was in Frankenstein, which was-
Mark McManusGUEST
28:42
Yeah
KateHOST
13:33
And that constant check on his personality, his sort of grandiosity in reference to himself, is such a enjoyable part of that book for me.
KateHOST
13:45
And I think something that does really set it apart from something like Lolita or even something like Frankenstein to go back to an earlier sort of inspiration there.
KateHOST
13:57
Yeah, absolutely one of my favorite parts of that book.
Heather ParryGUEST
13:59
Thank you.

14 MINS LATER

CodyHOST
27:32
I like that.
CodyHOST
27:34
That really like tense story.
CodyHOST
27:36
atmospheric sort of horror i'm not so much into the the jump scares and the the gore and all that kind of stuff i prefer something that makes me feel uncomfortable over something that makes me feel um just scared for lack of a better term and i think weathering heights really did that and i think that's part of what's so frustrating about there not being a good adaptation of because i think it really ends up misrepresenting a lot of what that novel is really working at Frankenstein's the same way.
CodyHOST
28:01
I think Frankenstein adaptations almost always miss the point and always kind of are focused on the wrong area for what's making this story truly a terrifying experience.
JillHOST
36:36
Next up, best supporting performance.
RowanHOST
36:38
We have Stacey Clausen and Leviticus, Jacob Elordi and Frankenstein, Elle Fanning and Predator Badlands.
RowanHOST
36:50
Regina Hall in Scary Movie, David Johnson in The Long Walk, Amy Madigan in Weapons, Mads Mikkelsen in Dust Bunny, Zachary Montgomery in Faces of Death, Jack O'Connell in 28 Years Later, The Bone Temple.
RowanHOST
37:08
And Sigourney Weaver in Dust Bunny.

10 MINS LATER

RowanHOST
47:06
heart
JillHOST
47:07
yeah i'm choosing it for both
RowanHOST
47:09
All right, so next up, best score, Gavin Brivick for Faces of Death, Alexander Desplat for Frankenstein, Hildur
JillHOST
47:19
Guntutor for 28
BobHOST
32:58
And he has all the connections with actors, filmmakers, directors, producers, everybody across every industry that you can imagine.
BobHOST
33:08
But when you start commingling some of those industries where it's like, oh yeah, Guillermo del Toro got $65,000 to make, or $350 million to make the new Frankenstein movie on Netflix.
BobHOST
33:22
Right,
DomHOST
33:23
right, right.
Corey MorissetteHOST
47:04
I'm thinking of other actors or other directors right now who are out there doing stuff.
Corey MorissetteHOST
47:08
Guillermo del Toro, I hold in pretty high regard as Frankenstein is brilliant, but even he's not Chris Nolan kind of level.
Corey MorissetteHOST
47:16
He's like the A tier.
Corey MorissetteHOST
47:17
And then on the B tier, there's a lot that are close to him.
TimHOST
7:11
They're like, oh, yeah, from that show.
TimHOST
7:14
I mostly know Jacob Elordi from Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein.
PeterHOST
7:18
I knew you were going to say that, yes.
PeterHOST
7:21
I think I know him mainly from Saltburn, but yes.
PeterHOST
7:25
I do recall watching that very dull Frankenstein movie.
PeterHOST
7:29
Yeah.
PeterHOST
7:30
All right.
Olivia ClementHOST
35:44
what's happening
Isaac SimsHOST
35:46
I'm Oscar Isaac in Frankenstein.
Isaac SimsHOST
35:48
Mute yourself, sir.
Isaac SimsHOST
35:49
Are you talking to me? Yeah.
Grant CrenshawHOST
36:01
They just don't care about art.
Grant CrenshawHOST
36:04
Like, they have their things that they put their art chips in, like Frankenstein, like
Drew McKinneyHOST
36:10
Roma.
Grant CrenshawHOST
36:11
I mean, you could list a bunch of movies that have done, quote-unquote, well at the Oscars and awards circuits, whatever.
JamieHOST
63:10
Yeah, that would be good.
JamieHOST
63:11
Because I think after seeing, like, his Frankenstein, yeah, he'd be able to add the romance to it.
JamieHOST
63:19
Well, then, if it's Guermo or Del Toro, what about, like, Mia Goth as...
DomHOST
63:28
As Maggie? Yeah.
NickHOST
12:18
you have like 70 percent like dog shit 30 percent like okay okay and then no movies that just blow you out of the water so that should be your first indicator
EthanHOST
12:30
Truly, truly, like, it's, it's, it's like, it's, anytime you see a Netflix film, you're like, what's happening here? Like, like, sometimes they get, like, what was the last Netflix film I watched? Like, well, there was Frankenstein, of course, but that hardly counts.
EthanHOST
12:44
Yeah.
NickHOST
12:45
Yeah, that hardly counts.

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