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Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth made an appearance at Netflix’s Tudum event on Saturday night to debut a teaser of their upcoming film Frankenstein, dropping some tidbits about the Guillermo del Toro ...

The official description for del Toro’s Frankenstein, released along with our first-look at Oscar Isaac from the film, notes, “Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro adapts Mary Shelley’s ...

Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth made an appearance at Netflix’s Tudum event on Saturday night to debut a teaser of their upcoming film Frankenstein, dropping some tidbits about the Guillermo del Toro ...

The trailer concludes with Frankenstein's monster, whose face is obscured, attacking a group of men on a ship before calling out for his maker, growling, "Victor!" Mia Goth also stars as Victor ...

Maestro of monsters Guillermo del Toro is tackling one of the classics of the creature genre with the first trailer for Frankenstein. The first look at the adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic ...

Beware. Watch it below: “Frankenstein” marks del Toro’s first feature since his Oscar-winning stop-motion feature “Pinocchio” was released by Netflix in 2022.

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