Lady Frankenstein

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Also Known As

  • Daughter of Frankenstein
  • La Figlia di Frankenstein (Italy)
  • Lady Frankenstein, cette obsédée sexuelle (France)
  • Madame Frankenstein

Taglines

  • A Mad Surgeon's Mind in a Woman's Body
  • Only The Monster She Made Could Satisfy Her Strange Desires!

Main Details

  • Released in 1971
  • Color
  • Runtime: 99 min (USA NTSC) / 94 min (Germany PAL)
  • Aspect Ratio: (1.85:1)
  • Rated: R
  • Production Co: Condor International Productions
  • Distribution Co: Adria Filmverleih (1972) (West Germany) (theatrical) | New World Pictures (1971) (USA) (theatrical) | International Film Distributors (1972) (Canada) (theatrical) | Excelsior Films (1974) (Belgium) (theatrical)

Cast and Crew

  • Directed by Mel Welles, Aureliano Luppi
  • Written by Umberto Borsato, Edward Di Lorenzo, Egidio Gelso, Aureliano Luppi, Dick Randall, Mary Shelley, Mel Welles
  • Starring: Joseph Cotten, Rosalba Neri (as Sara Bey), Paul Muller, Paul Whiteman, Herbert Fux, Renate Kasché (as Renata Cash), Lorenzo Terzon (as Lawrence Tilden), Ada Pometti (as Ada Pomeroy), Andrea Aureli (as Andrew Ray), Joshua Sinclair (as Johnny Loffrey), Richard Beardley, Petar Martinovitch (as Peter Martinov), Adam Welles, Mickey Hargitay, Herb Andress, Linda Gary, Marino Masé, Mel Welles
  • Produced by Umberto Borsato, Hurbert Case, Gioele Centanni, Harry Cushing (as Harry C. Cushing), Egidio Gelso, Jules Kenton, Mel Welles
  • Original Music by Alessandro Alessandroni
  • Cinematography by Riccardo Pallottini (as Richard Pallotin)
  • Film Editing by Cleofe Conversi (as Cleo Converse)

Film Review

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Baron Frankenstein (Joseph Cotten) and his partner Dr. Marshall (Paul Müller) work meticulously on THE PERFECT CREATURE. They need dead bodies and Tom Lynch (Herbert Fux) and his graverobbers are providing them for money. They deliver a freshly hanged man. This time a brain and heart is needed to finish their final job after three years of work. But something goes wrong. It is proven that the brain is damaged. Marshall tells the Baron not to use it, but he doesn't listen. The creature awakes, kills Baron Frankenstein and is now loose. In the meantime Lady Tania (Rosalba Neri) - daughter of Baron Frankenstein - is back from medical school (where she graduated). With the brain of Marshall and the body of the retarded Thomas (Marino Masé) she plans to make a new creature (that she can make love to and that takes revenge). Captain Harris (Mickey Hargitay) investigates and he's got a clue to what's really going on... but how will the film end?

In the first 30 minutes I've found the film boring but then it got better and became interesting. Lots of nudity in it. Also the main actress Rosalba Neri shows her tits (I love 'em). The creature looks dumb but what do you expect? It's a low budget exploitation film. Not your ordinary Frankenstein type of genre film, this one is different and therefore... Recommended!

Reviewed by GBS - 03/06/08

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