I can't wait to see this movie come alive...alive!!

Bob Marley: One Love has found an audience, but underrated gem Lisa Frankenstein hasn't. Dang.

Here's some great double feature ideas for Lisa Frankenstein after you see the new teen horror movie.

See what critics are saying about Lisa Frankenstein, the upcoming horror comedy starring Kathryn Newton and Cole Sprouse.

Lisa Frankenstein is a fun time for horror fans who also love a classic John Hughes movie.

Lisa Frankenstein and Jennifer's Body screenwriter says there is a connection between her two comedy horror flicks.

This week's IGN UK Podcast features chat about Pokémon Legends: Arceus, Dying Light 2, Scream, Murderville, and more.

Javier Bardem provided an update about if we should still expect him to play Frankenstein’s monster.

This year's Halloween Horror Nights features an original maze for an all-time Universal Monster favorite.

Walk this way to find out some interesting facts about the making of the classic comedy.

Universal's Classic Monsters are coming our way, with Ryan Gosling and others along for the ride!

The actress was also well known for The Last Picture Show and The Mary Tyler Moore Show.

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After years of perfecting her screen image as Black Widow from those Marvel Avengers you might have heard of, Scarlett Johansson is heading back into some oddball A24-approved genre-blending shenanigans in an indie thriller/coming-of-age/female-empowerment picture that I simply have to see. Per The Hollywood Reporter, Johansson will produce and star in the upcoming Bride, which boasts a sterling roster of talent and an absolutely wild premise. Johansson's role is a Frankenstein (or even Weird Science) feeling one: The "perfect woman," created in a laboratory by a domineering, ambitious, and scary to think …

Here's some ideas for Universal since Bride of Frankenstein is moving forward.

She's aliiiiiiive.

This is good to hear.

Earlier this week, we spoke with the lovely and obnoxiously talented David Koepp for an upcoming episode of our interview series Collider Connected. Koepp's new film as a writer/director, You Should Have Left, opens next week. You Should Have Left is a spooky haunted house thriller with Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried, and its connection to both the horror genre and to studio Universal had us wondering what the status of his Bride of Frankenstein script was. If you’ll recall, Bride of Frankenstein was initially planned as one of the bigger, starrier entries in the failed Dark …

After the success of The Invisible Man, it's time for this 1935 concept to come back alive.

The Invisible Man was a monstrous hit for Blumhouse, Universal Pictures, the idea of "monster movies," and writer/director Leigh Whannell. So what's next for mega-horror-producer Jason Blum? Based on comments made on the Evolution of Horror podcast (h/t SlashFilm), it looks like he's ready to see another take on perhaps the most iconic screen monster of all: Frankenstein (okay, technically "Frankenstein's monster" if you're one of those people). While chatting with the Evolution of Horror's host -- the spookily mononymed "Mike" -- Blum had this to say on potential future projects: [caption id="…