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@33mhz ("Quatermass and the Pit Pig") wrote:
The intros really set the tone. In Frankenstein, a guy talks gravely about man's hubris in imitating God. In Bride, Mary Shelley (played by the same actress as The Bride) throws some words in that direction but they're all acting like John Sessions doing restoration comedy improv
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@33mhz ("Quatermass and the Pit Pig") replied to a tweet by @33mhz:
23. The Bride of Frankenstein (1935). Absolutely rules. Kind of the FFX-2 to Frankenstein's FFX. Everyone's playing it 100% broader and Frankenstein just wants to drink, smoke and fuck. Actors playing Mary Shelley, Lord Byron and Percy do a campy scenery-chewing intro too
