#Project Frankenstein

[martyrbat]

well maybe if you look at bernie wrightson's frankenstein art youll calm down!

[paristexaz]

WOMEN IN HORROR

Elsa Lanchester in The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

Catherine Deneuve in Repulsion (1965)

Sissy Spacek in Carrie (1976)

Jessica Harper in Suspiria (1977)

Heather Donahue in The Blair Witch Project (1999)

Sheila Vand in A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014)

Toni Collette in Hereditary (2018)

Florence Pugh in Midsommar (2019)

Lupita Nyong'o in Us (2019)

[gooch-cancer]

i feel like the infantilization of lisa throughout the movie was very very real. coming from someone who did deal with being outcasted due to their oddness and mental instability i did deal often with my peers treating me like i was younger than them, acting like i wasn't smart and i saw myself in lisa during those moments. for example, michael and doug calling lisa "kid" or "kiddo" when talking to her or her dad not taking her seriously when showing obvious signs that things are getting worse for her. i often see the adults treating her like a misbehaving child who wants attention instead of a person going through a very rough time in life. they only cared when she passed away. something about the only good victim being a dead one etc.

[gacha-incels]

not the tearful apology for Faust’s lower voice before they drop her wedding dress gacha banner lol

[tickfleato]

hi i forgor to post art. adam be upon ye

[carnivorous-toothache]

I definitely think there's Something (TM) to say about the portrayal of "off-human" characters in modern media adaptations as having (particularly facial) deformities and/or learning disabilities.

Robert Louis Stevenson was fully like "this is my OC, Hyde, who represents the impact of a complete apathy toward your fellow man. There is nothing extraordinary about him except that his rancid vibes make people uncomfortable which adds to the core theme of the role of morality in humanity, so its really important that he's physically normal so the audience can recognise that it's what's inside that's most important," and every film adaptation was like "mmkay. Yeah, no, I've got it. We can show that he's evil by using prosthetics and making him non/semi-verbal, which, as we all know, are the True Measures of Evil."

[gayrogues]

"what if herbert west and [insert other horror weirdguy] made out" interesting but consider the following: what if the bride from bride of re-animator and elizabeth from frankenhooker made out

[getmoneyghoul]

nonsense yet again

[fiendishartist2]

guess who just watched this years fourth of footwerk

[the-rio-grande-duran]

Dating Lisa Would Include

Lisa loves keeping momentos: ticket stubs, notes, pressed flowers, cool rocks anything she can associate with you goes on her wall or in a box forever

Will spend days working on a gift. Something no one else has and never will because its yours.

Becomes much more touchy feely when she goes through mute stages like she's worried you'll forget shes here.

Chocolate milk is her cheer up drink even if its cold out

You picnic in graveyards together and make up stories about the people there

You made up a game for when either of you starts anxious rambling. Where you'll throw a snack in each others mouth. It's surprisingly effective

She does a happy little wiggle when she's excited

Tries to write you love poetry but has a hard time writing now that she's not so lonely. You collect every discarded page

She likes recreating stuff from "dumb rom coms" ironically but sometimes you'll keep doing it for real

Loves giving lots of little kisses to make you giggle

Absolutely convinces you to wear vials of each other's blood

She is the fucking worst blanket hog

[stjohnstarling]

I’m really curious, does anyone know about any romance novels that feature a mad scientist as the love interest? Can be Frankenstein inspired or not. Preferably ones where the mad scientist is at least a little evil.

[sincericida]

I, in addition to watching the Golden Globe's with the complete absence of Andrew Garfield in it, still come across this Netflix post:

Me:

Me too, at Andrew Garfield's door to convince him to comeback to "Frankenstein" movie:

Netflix, telling me:

Me:

Me too:

That's it.

*end of my outburst*

[frankenstaning]

He’s an artist in a sense right?

[terrorcult]

i'm posting the heads i drew for her pinup because i spent more time on these than i did tom herself. if you recognize any of these you are cool and i love you

[connorsnothereeither]

Much like Ulysses, genetically crafting creatures in the telchin lab, I too, diabolically spliced Ulysses together, using the elements of all the prime Tumblr Sexymen I could find /j

[ninihousebears3000]

Guys what if Frankenstein’s monster was in Hellsing?!

The angst of loneliness, suffering, and hatred is strong with this one.

I just really want Alucard and Frankenstein’s monster to meet.

Trust me on this one.