Collection: Frankenstein (1931)

Hearken, O mortal, to the accursed tale of Frankenstein! In the year 1931, the conjurer James Whale did breathe life into Mary Shelley’s immortal tale of science defying nature. With Boris Karloff beneath the monstrous visage, the story of Dr. Frankenstein and his ill-fated creation was cast upon the silver screen. Neither wholly man nor mere corpse, the Monster became a tragic symbol of sorrow and fear, a misunderstood being shunned by the world. Thus did Frankenstein carve its place as one of Universal’s most enduring and revered nightmares.