The horror remake is set for Netflix.
The Big Picture One of the best classic horror movies of all time is The Bride of Frankenstein. The 1935 sequel to Universal's second major monster movie Frankenstein is the rare film that’s better than its original. It’s a gothic nightmare like no other. So much so that many filmmakers and actors have been trying to remake the project for years. However, after many failed attempts, it looks like Mary Shelley’s work is finally coming back to life.
This report comes from the horror masters at Fangoria via World of Reel and Production Weekly. Not much is known about the project at this time, but the film is set to enter production sometime next year. We don’t know who Bale will play at this time either. Whether it be Dr. Frankenstein or the iconic Monster themselves, both roles would present a unique challenge for the Oscar winning actor.
The Legacy of Bride When The Bride of Frankenstein came out in 1935, sound in film was still a revolutionary new concept. The original Frankenstein in 1931 only scratched the surface of what could be done with a horror movie at the time. The gothic atmosphere, the grand orchestral score, and the monstrous themes were all much improved in this masterpiece of a sequel. Having Dr. Frankenstein weathered after the events of the first film and meeting his match in his former mentor Dr.
When Does the Bride Remake Release? There’s no release date for The Bride of Frankenstein yet, but we should get more information on that once the remake starts filming in early 2024. Until then, you can rent the original classic sequel on all major VOD platforms. Bride of Frankenstein’s trailer can be viewed down below.
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