
Frankenstein 1970
1958, Sci-fi, 1h 23m
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Movie Info
The baron's grandson (Boris Karloff) rents the family castle to a TV crew to fund his atomic revival of the family monster.
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Genre: Sci-fi
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Original Language: English
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Director: Howard W. Koch
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Producer: Aubrey Shenck
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Writer: Richard H. Landau, George Worthing Yates
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: Allied Artists Pictures
Cast & Crew

Boris Karloff
Baron Victor von Frankenstein

Tom Duggan
Mike Shaw

Jana Lund
Carolyn Hayes

Don "Red" Barry
Douglas Row

Charlotte Austin
Judy Stevens

Irwin Berke
Inspector Raab

Rudolph Anders
Wilhelm Gottfried

John Dennis
Morgan Haley

Norbert Schiller
Shuter

Mike Lane
Hans Himmler, The Monster

Howard W. Koch
Director

Aubrey Shenck
Producer

Richard H. Landau
Screenwriter

George Worthing Yates
Screenwriter

Paul Dunlap
Original Music

Carl E. Guthrie
Cinematographer

John A. Bushelman
Film Editing

Jack T. Collis
Production Design

Jerry Welch
Set Decoration
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Jul 06, 2011A decent opening and Charlotte Austin's foxiness aside, Frankenstein 1970 is possibly the dullest movie I've seen in my life. And I watched the third Twilight movie the night before, I'd like to add. I don't get the 1970 thing considering the movie came out in 1958 and didn't look futuristic at all. Boris Karloff's school cafeteria counter garbage can included. Even fans of schlock (of which I am one) are going to have a hell of a time getting through this one....
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