Dr. Frankenstein's insane grandson attempts to create horrible monsters in modern-day L.A.
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Richard E. Cunha
Director
John Ashley
Johnny Bruder
Sandra Knight
Trudy Morton
Donald Murphy
Oliver Frank
Donald Murphy
Frankenstein
Sally Todd
Suzie Lawler
Harold Lloyd Jr.
Don
Felix Locher
Prof. Carter Morton
Wolfe Barzell
Elsu
John Zaremba
Police Lt. Boyle
Robert Dix
Police Det. Bill Dillon
Harry Wilson
The Monster
Voltaire Perkins
Mr. Rockwell - Chemist
Charlotte Portney
Frightened Housewife
Bill Coontz
First Victim - Warehouseman
George Barrows
Mack
Page Cavanaugh
Page Cavanaugh
Page Cavanaugh Trio
The Page Cavanaugh Trio
H.E. Barrie
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Frankenstein's Daughter
If you enjoy bad movies, then Frankenstein's Daughter is a film that you should see. The original Frankenstein's grandson is assisting a scientist in his research to find a cure all drug. On the sly, he is continuing in the family tradition, conducting his experiments in an unused wine cellar off the basement lab. This is one of many teenagers vs the monsters type fare of the late fifties. The Frankenstein monster is one of the hokiest monsters ever seen. In addition to all of this, you are treated to some rock and roll performances during an outdoor barbecue. The dialogue is hilarious.
I have seen the majority of Frankenstein movies and this is nothing like any of them. It's very similar to lots of other movies though. The end was ridiculous but it's still a decent Stein movie.
This movie and MISSILE TO THE MOON were the pinnacle of achievement in Richard Cunha's short life as a film director, although SHE DEMONS GETS honorable mention also. Donald Murphy is excellent as the descendant of Frankenstein and cheap movie regular John Ashley does his best Ricky Nelson imitation as the boyfriend of the girl Frankenstein experiments on. Despite a large smear of lipstick on its face, the final creature still looks like a big burly man in a costume. Sandra Knight's transformation into the monster-in-a-swimsuit is actually a bit scary with its huge unblinking eyes and big fangs as it approaches the camera in one scene. But watch out for her hilariously inept fainting scene.
Drive in classic about a decedent of Frankenstein turning a woman into a monster. Painful bad movie used to be a staple on late night TV and in the drive ins across the country. I've seen this film I don't know how many times and every time I do I can't believe I'm actually sitting through it. Don't get me wrong its great fun in a bad movie sort of a way, but at the same time there is no way to get around the fact that the film is a stinker. Its silly and goofy and everything you really don't want in any sort of movie. And yet there is a certain amount of charm that makes this the sort of thing that in the right frame of mind or with a bunch or witty friends can be a great deal of fun. Recommended for bad movie lovers
