Meanwhile Frankenstein’s crush, a fellow doctor and lecturer at the same uni has dug up a Mummy that despite the curse she has shipped to the University to run tests, the not so dead cursed ball of rags manages to psychically attack and control her boss, a more senior professor to do it’s evil bidding.
Assisted by a modern day bone man who ups the ante when he decides to get a fresher victim by killing a homeless man and requests more money, Frankenstein is both disgusting and pleased with the fresh meat but now aggressive bone man has an upper hand over him. Victor Frankenstein is university professor in this incarnation, while tutoring teens, and fraternizing with the staff he is also working on a strange project a secret lab.
#FRANKENSTEIN VS THE MUMMY MOVIE MOVIE#
Heavily inspired by the Gothic novella and possibly a few Hammer Horrors in between, this tepid horror attempts to pull together two monsters for an epic battle but totally misses its own mark and churns out a terrible romance story which slows the movie down and doesn’t give much space to maneuver these foes. I find it’s adorable that this century old story is still influencing directors today, Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein has been one of my all time favourite novels since I was a wee bearn, and the ancient histories of North Africa has been a huge influence, both villains have been huge horror characters since cinema began and finally they meet in the dank basement of an American University in this sketchy horror, it could have flourished into something with more substance but is still entertaining, more so than others in the genre but don’t expect your socks to be blown off.
Starring: Constantin Tripes,Ashton Leigh, Max Rhyser, Brandon deSpain, Boomer Tibbs.
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