Frankenstein 90 |
France • 1984 • 92m •
   • Directed by: Alain Jessua. • Starring: Jean Rochefort, Eddy Mitchell, Fiona Gélin, Herma Vos, Ged Marlon, Serge Marquand, Anna Gaylor, Dirke Altevogt, Cécile Auclert, Ketty, Christian Charmetant, Philippe Dormoy, Cheik Doukouré. • Music by: Armando Trovajoli.      Victor Frankenstein is a cybernetics wizard who constructs his monster with a notable lack of aesthetic sense but invests him with great microprocessors, and the newly-minted ogre finds life rather lonely until he sees Frankenstein's lover and is smitten. In the meantime, the warped doctor has also created a lithesome female out of the sundry body parts of slain go-go dancers who went-went, and he falls in love with his creation. The original odd couples then flounder a little as director Jessua loses his grip on the story, and the cybernetic protagonist heads for Frankenstein's castle.
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Review:
Imagine Mel Brooks' 'Young Frankenstein' but in color and with a whopping dollop of nudity and graphic, rampaging sexual appetites. In fact, the quest to satisfy the monster's carnal curiosity is the focal point of the film. More than likely, American horror fanatics have never seen anything quite like this. French pop star Eddy Mitchell stars as 'Frank' (the monster), and the film boasts two extremely sexy female leads that do not disappoint.
Review by David Ross Smith from the Internet Movie Database.
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