Frankenstein (2025)★ 7.7/10
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Horror
- Sci-Fi
Directed by: Guillermo del Toro
Written by: Guillermo del Toro, Mary Shelley
Guillermo del Toro presents Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant scientist whose attempt to create life produces a humanoid he soon rejects, unleashing a conflict he is unable to contain.
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Cast & crew
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Oscar IsaacVictor Frankenstein
Jacob ElordiThe Creature
Christoph WaltzHarlander
Mia GothElizabeth
Felix KammererWilliam Frankenstein
Charles DanceLeopold Frankenstein
David BradleyBlind Man
Lars MikkelsenCaptain Anderson
Christian ConveryYoung Victor Frankenstein
Nikolaj Lie KaasChief Officer Larsen
Kyle GatehouseYoung Hunter
Lauren CollinsHunter's WifeVideos
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Awards · 6 wins, 29 nominations
See all ›- WinnerBAFTA Awards 2026BAFTA Film Award · Best Make Up & Hair
- WinnerBAFTA Awards 2026BAFTA Film Award · Best Costume Design
- WinnerBAFTA Awards 2026BAFTA Film Award · Best Production Design
- WinnerAcademy Awards, USA 2026Oscar · Best Achievement in Costume Design
- WinnerAcademy Awards, USA 2026Oscar · Best Achievement in Makeup and Hairstyling
Reviews
Inong VillanuevaMay 11, 2026
FlemishCatFebruary 28, 2026While I adore Guillermo del Toro's quirky personality and his passion of cinema, I often don't quite enjoy his films.
Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio was awful, and so, I did not have high hopes for Frankenstein.
It's better than expected, because the production value and the crafts are magnificent. With the exception of the animals in the film, who look like unrealistic puppets.
But the story is so dull. I don't empathize with the actor Oscar Isaac for a moment. Of course, he has to play a vain fool, rather than a genuis.
Jacob Elordi is OK as the creation, and Lars Mikkelsen is quite good.
But because we know the story already from previous films, watching this film was a sleep-inducing experience. Big yawn.
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Lucas.January 23, 2026Oscar Nomination Thoughts?
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Elizabeth FNovember 10, 2025I watched Frankestein, and I loved it! For you, who is the real monster?
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The DCNovember 11, 2025What did you think of Frankenstein?
Didn't love it. Don't wanna spoil it, but the whole Mia Goth love thing was, I think, terrible. At least from her point of view, it doesn't make any sense. But maybe she was thinking she could fix him? Is there an “I…
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