1931 Frankenstein (film)

The 1931 film "Frankenstein," directed by James Whale, is a classic horror movie based on Mary Shelley's novel. It tells the story of Dr. Frankenstein, who creates a living being by reanimating corpse parts, leading to unintended tragic consequences. The creature, misunderstood and rejected by society, seeks acceptance but often causes fear and destruction. The film explores themes of scientific hubris, the ethics of playing God, and the consequences of obsession. Renowned for its atmospheric style and iconic monster, it became a foundational work in horror cinema, establishing many visual and narrative elements still associated with Frankenstein stories today.