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By Christopher B (2,528) on 08 Jan 2013

One of the best parts of the film is the opening scene with the fictional portrayal of the author (the versatile Elsa Lancaster in dual roles)…

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By Mark D (2,239) on 01 Jan 2013

Better than the original (and probably with a bigger budget), the main cast comes back with this scary, yet touching, story…

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By Tyler B (826) on 20 Dec 2012

WOW This movie is incredible and I thought that the first film was amazing, this one is a lot better than the original…

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By Ryan K (1,614) on 20 Dec 2012

Very odd. But at the same time very good. Universal never had a flop with horror films in the 30's…

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By Adrian Z (553) on 20 Dec 2012

WOW This movie is incredible and I thought that the first film was amazing, this one is a lot better than the original…

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By Eric C (1,062) on 14 Dec 2012

Here we have the very first sequel ever that was better than the original film…

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By Umy B (43) on 06 Dec 2012

This movie is amazing. It combines comedy, parody, horror, and drama together in the right combination…

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By Dan D (1,306) on 05 Dec 2012

Not as great as the first but spices things up enough to make this a classic…

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By Chris H (3,076) on 25 Nov 2012

One of the first and the best horror/comedies. Effects and makeup are great and contains some of the weirdest hairdos…

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By Scott C (2,765) on 17 Nov 2012

A fun watch, but in some ways a tainting of the original. Whale turns to camp in what seems like a indictment of crappy sequels…

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By Noah Abraham G (591) on 12 Nov 2012

According to most film scholars, there is a subtle layer of homosexuality, necrophilia and sacrilege in this film…

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By Mark H (1,764) on 06 Nov 2012

A sequel that surpasses the original. Boris Karloff was a woefully underrated actor…

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By Joey W (180) on 03 Nov 2012

A definite great movie. The only problem is that you only see The Bride for 2 minutes, then the movie ends... What…

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By Dennis L (533) on 29 Oct 2012

Probably my favorite Universal monster movie…

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By Kenneth E (170) on 26 Oct 2012

The opening scene portraying author Mary Shelly conversing with Percy Shelly and Lord Byron sets the film up to be wittier and more satirical…

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By Sham K (135) on 24 Oct 2012

The Bride of Frankenstein was very funny and entertaining…

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By Christian H (513) on 24 Oct 2012

So Frankenstein gets a sequel because the original was a hit. You can tell they had a bigger budget for this one with new sets and effects…

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By Jeff N (329) on 23 Oct 2012

My all-time favorite horror/monster movie. 'nuff said…

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By Jack G (1,167) on 23 Oct 2012

Even more true to the novel, but lacks a memorable plot…

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By Scott E (296) on 23 Oct 2012

After watching this film so many years later, I find many good things about the film and a couple of VERY bad things about it…

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