| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Arts + Culture – The Conversatio | THE FLY AT 40: WHY CRONENBERG’S GROTESQUE CLASSIC REMAINS HIS MOST AFFECTING FILM | 2 hrs ago |
Surely one of horror’s most promising unmade films is David Cronenberg’s Frankenstein. This adaptation was to be a contemporary rethinking of Mary Shelley’s novel featuring a humanised, intelligent creature.
Arts + Culture – The Conversatio reports that surely one of horror’s most promising unmade films is David Cronenberg’s Frankenstein.
The report adds: This adaptation was to be a contemporary rethinking of Mary Shelley’s novel featuring a humanised, intelligent creature.
Despite an advert in a 1980 issue of Variety, the project never got far into development.
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