Frankenstein

Oct 2023 28

Death and the Sisters By Heather Redmond: Review/Giveaway/Interview

2023 Articles, Mysteryrat's Maze, Terrance V. Mc Arthur

by Terrance McArthur

It’s London, 1814. Mary Godwin and Jane Clairmont are sisters—well, stepsisters. They live above the family bookstore, and there is a dead man downstairs. Is it Percy Bysshe Shelley, the poet? If Percy isn’t the dead man, could he be the murderer? Death and the Sisters is Heather Redmond’s first book in a new series, sending the reader spinning into a historical maze of real-life historical and literary figures.

Jan 2014 28

I, Frankenstein Movie Review

2014 Articles, Fantasy & Fangs, Jesus Ibarra, TV

by Jesus Ibarra

I, Frankenstein, an adaptation of a popular comic book of the same name which itself is an adaptation of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, stars Aaron Eckhart as the titular creature. In this adaptation, Frankenstein creates his creature, his creature gets revenge on him for making him and then that’s where things delve into craziness. The creature is drawn into a war for humanity between gargoyles (basically angels) and demons, who want him for some reason.

Nov 2013 30

Young Frankenstein On Stage At Roger Rocka’s

2013 Articles, Lorie Lewis Ham, Theatre

by Lorie Lewis Ham

If you are looking for some crazy fun to escape the craziness of holiday shopping, head over to Roger Rocka's in Fresno and see the Mel Brooks musical Young Frankenstein, on stage through January 12, 2014.

Oct 2012 8

Frankenweenie: Movie Review

2012 Articles, Movies, Sheryl Wall

by Sheryl Wall

Frankenweenie is a remake from Tim Burton's short film created in 1984. It is a stop motion film made in black and white. The movie starts out with Victor Frankenstein and his parents watching a stop motion film that Victor made with his dog Sparky as one of the characters.