Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell
Viewed within the context of it's own release it is very old fashioned. The landscape of horror had changed so much since the Hammer horror series began in comparison to films following this decade like The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, blaxploitation breathing new life into old genres like Blacula, or even sexploitation flicks like The Erotic Rites of Frankenstein, Hammer horrors gothic signature feels quaint. However I'd argue this is a wonderful return to form for <PERSON> and <PERSON>. The previous two Frankenstein films felt like attempts to appease modern sensibilities but here everything is stripped down and restrained to highlight the best qualities; the push and pull of seeing how far <PERSON>'s Frankenstein will go to become God. 995