Explore Exclusive Images from the Gore-geous FRANKENSTEIN Making-Of Book

This beautiful coffee table book is packed with exclusive content, including storyboards, concept art, behind-the-scenes photos, and stills from the film. It also features interviews and insights from the people who made the movie. In a sneak peek from The Art and Making of Frankenstein, you can explore the amazing concept designs for Frankenstein’s creature and get a detailed look at the film’s incredible costumes. We’re giving you a close-up view of the stunning white gown worn by Mia Goth as Lady Elizabeth Harlander.

Outer Worlds 2: All companions and how to get them

You’ll first meet Niles, a new agent with the Earth Directorate, during the game’s opening mission. Unfortunately, things go wrong, and he’s badly hurt. He does survive, though, and reconnects with you ten years later after you’re awakened from cryosleep. Niles is a permanent companion and will be with you throughout the entire game.

How Universal Monsters Created the First Cinematic Universe

The classic Universal Monsters movies were released in stages, but unlike modern superhero films, there wasn’t an initial plan to create a connected universe. The first two films, Dracula and Frankenstein, both came out in 1931, even though the novels they were based on were originally written 80 years apart and represent the peak of Victorian-era horror. The filmmakers never intended to link the stories of these monsters. However, Universal did team up its two most popular horror stars, Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, for The Black Cat and The Raven. Still, their famous characters – Dracula and Frankenstein’s monster – never actually met on screen. It seems the studio believed audiences were more interested in the actors themselves than in a shared storyline.