Weirdhouse Cinema: The Bride of Frankenstein

In this episode, the hosts analyze the 1935 horror classic 'The Bride of Frankenstein' and discuss its fresh feel. They consider it a masterpiece that surpasses its genre, highlighting its lack of slow segments, wall-to-wall horror, weirdness, hilarity, and emotion. They discuss the talented individuals involved in the production, highlight the actors and their roles, explore the makeup artistry of Jack P. Pierce, and discuss the significance of Mary Shelley's work. They also analyze scenes from the movie, including the creature's escape to a burning mill and the destruction scene at the end.