Low budget and slow to start,but I found myself wrapped up in the film as it went on. An impressive score of industrial ambient music pairs well with one of the better Frankenstein films of the past several years. Some plot elements need to be figured out as I watched but I prefer that to films that beat you over the head with them,there's some openness to interpretation that I got a kick out of. The photography is impressive for such a low budget film as is the casting of the late veteran Robert Dix (Forty Guns,Forbidden Planet,even Frankenstein's Daughter!)as the Frankenstein grandfather ...Also got a kick out of the 'Thanks to...' Credits that list Mary Shelly.
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