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The Frankenstein Monster, one of the best-loved feature creatures ever imagined, returns to the screen in The Ghost of Frankenstein, a witty and inventive cinematic gem featuring the talents of Lon Chaney Jr., Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Bela Lugosi. When Ygor (Lugosi) brings the monster (Chaney) to Dr. Ludwig Frankenstein’s (Hardwicke) castle, he decides that a brain transplant might be in order. While Dr. Frankenstein thinks the transplant should be of a healthy and sane brain, Ygor plots ...
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The Frankenstein Monster, one of the best-loved feature creatures ever imagined, returns to the screen in The Ghost of Frankenstein, a witty and inventive ci...
The Ghost of Frankenstein is a 1942 horror film and the fourth entry in the Universal Studios Frankenstein series. The movie picks up right where the previous film, The Son of Frankenstein, left off. The story follows Ygor (Bela Lugosi), the twisted assistant of Dr. Frankenstein, as he tries to resurrect the monster (Lon Chaney Jr) and restore his full strength.
The Ghost of Frankenstein is the fourth movie in Universal Horror 's Frankenstein series, directed by Erle C. Kenton and released in 1942. Following the events of Son of Frankenstein, we find that Ygor ( Bela Lugosi) survived being shot and is still residing in the Castle Frankenstein. When the angry local villagers blow up the castle to get ...
The Ghost of Frankenstein Horror 1942 1 hr 8 min Shepherd Ygor rescues the monster from a sulfur pit and brings him to Dr. Frankenstein's other son.
Oct 5, 2023 · Not as well made as the previous three movies, The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942) is a pretty good horror flick. I believe Bride of Frankenstein (1935) was the best, followed by Frankenstein (1931), Son of Frankenstein (1939), then today’s film and all the others. Ghost of Frankenstein (1942) has a fairly low 6.1 [1] rating on iMDB.com.
Feb 19, 2024 · “The Ghost of Frankenstein” stands as a pivotal chapter in the saga of one of cinema’s most enduring characters. Through its blend of Gothic horror, ethical dilemmas, and a continued exploration of the Frankenstein legacy, the film offers a compelling continuation of a story that has captivated audiences for generations.
