HeyJaredThe Frankencast
The Frankencast is a podcast about Frankenstein, and so much more. Join Anthony Bowman and Eric Velazquez every week as they discuss one Frankenstein movie, recapping the plot, analyzing the cultural relevance, and obsessing over Spinning Science Wheels and Flappy Bats.
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259. The Head (1959) dir. Victor Trivas (opens the original)
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Tim Kirk is back, and we are headed to 1950s-era Germany, a weird time for Germany, and the world. Join us as we talk about this campy, bonkers, sci-fi romp that is almost certainly a response to some of the darker events of World War II. We both got way more out of this movie than we expected to! This week, Tim Kirk is back to discuss a... challenging film. We're both lovers of amateur and independent films and we both really struggled with this one. It's a strange mess of a film with a couple
258. The Frankenstein Syndrome [aka The Prometheus Project] (2010) dir. Sean Tretta (opens the original)
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Anthony is back with another Tubi deep-dive and this one is quite a gem! This is another present day sci-fi-focused Frankenstein story, similar to the Bernard Rose film we recently discussed. But this film asks the question, what if stem cell research helped up make a PSYCHIC FRANKENSTEIN?!? It's sad, brutal, and campy, and features modern-era scream queen Tiffany Shepis as one of many mad scientists working at the Prometheus Project. Join us! Please rate, review, and tell your fiends. And be su
257. Frankenstein (2021) dir. Costas Zapas (opens the original)
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Tim Kirk is back to help us turn our Frankenstein double-feature into a triple feature! This week we're surfing the Greek Weird Wave with a strange stylized dreamscape mystery full of weirdos and strangers. It's hypnotic and sometimes difficult. But rewarding. Join us! This week, Tim Kirk is back to discuss a... challenging film. We're both lovers of amateur and independent films and we both really struggled with this one. It's a strange mess of a film with a couple really cool ideas that only m
256. Frankenstein (2015) dir. Bernard Rose (opens the original)
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This week Hayden is here talk about Frankenstein. This time, specifically that heartbreaking modern adaptation by Candyman director Bernard Rose. It's a huge bummer and really really good. Join us as the Monster meets his enemies' energy 100% of the time, learns all about ACAB, and befriends an old bluesman. And CW: the dog dies. It's ROUGH. Please rate, review, and tell your fiends. And be sure to subscribe so you don't miss future installments. Join us on Patreon at
255. Frankenstein (1992) dir. David Wickes (opens the original)
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David Ullman is back and this week, we're talking about Frankenstein! Specifically the surprisingly faithful adaptation originally released as a TNT TV movie. Join us as we talk about the non-spurned Monster, psychic connections, and Victor's own "We belong dead" moment! Find more from David at davidullman.net ! (Or, for a more curated Frankenstein-specific experience, visit davidullman.net/frankenstein .) Please rate, review, and tell your fiends. And be sure to subscribe so you don't mis
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