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Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein

Frankenstein's Monster's Monster, Frankenstein

July 16, 2019· 0h 32m
Cinemagraphs Score5.8

When actor David Harbour finds lost footage of his father's disastrous televised stage play of a literary classic, he uncovers shocking family secrets.

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11 reviews·Last updated 4mo ago
Peak Moment

Alfred Molina makes his appearance in the documentary

7.8at 22m
Lowest Moment

Scene with David Harbour Sr's mother is particularly awkward

4.2at 15m
Biggest Swing

The film jumps from its lowest point during the awkward mother scene to a high when Alfred Molina appears, gaining 3.6 points.

The mockumentary divides audiences sharply between those who appreciate its absurdist humor and those who find it pointless and unfunny. The cheap Frankenstein TV movie production scenes and Alfred Molina's appearance are consistent highlights, while the documentary investigation storyline and office interview segments drag down the overall experience. The film succeeds as a niche comedy for viewers who enjoy deliberately bad acting and meta-theatrical absurdity.

11 reviews analyzed|Sources: Imdb
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David Harbour III begins investigating his father's mysterious past
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David Harbour Sr's cheap Frankenstein TV movie is revealed
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Deep cut reference to Orson Welles wine commercial appears
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Scene with David Harbour Sr's mother is particularly awkward⬇ Lowest moment
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David Harbour III continues unraveling his father's mystery
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Alfred Molina makes his appearance in the documentary⬆ Peak moment
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Confusion about which David Harbour is which reaches maximum
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The absurd mockumentary reaches its deliberately anticlimactic ending
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