FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://fandomwire.com/lisa-frankenstein-review-theres-no-middle-ground/ "Lisa Frankenstein marks my first disappointment of the year. The youthful cast wholeheartedly embraces their campy roles, infusing deliberately exaggerated emotions and expressiveness for an evening of light entertainment with the promised levels of blood and 'macabreness'. Sadly, the screenplay lacks the same commitment to the absurd, resulting in tonal and thematic inconsistencies throughout a narrative less imaginative than anticipated. The ensuing indifference and uncertainty regar…
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Lisa Frankenstein
Overview
In 1989, a misunderstood teenager has a high school crush — who just happens to be a handsome corpse! After a set of playfully horrific circumstances bring him back to life, the two embark on a murderous journey to find love, happiness…and a few missing body parts along the way.
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Release date
07/02/2024
Votes
597
Popularity
5.1
Kathryn Newton
Lisa
Cole Sprouse
The Creature
Liza Soberano
Taffy
Henry Eikenberry
Michael Trent
Joe Chrest
Dale Swallows
Carla Gugino
Janet
Joey Harris
Tamara
Bryce Romero
Doug
Jenna Davis
Lori
Joshua Montes
Vince
Trina LaFargue
Tricia
Paola Andino
Misty
Jennifer Pierce Mathus
Lisa's Mom
Luke Sexton
Axe Murderer
Chris Greening
Jock
Mae Anglim
Drunk Girl
Ayla Miller
White Girl
Jailyn Rae
Psychic Jenny
Ashton Leigh
Reporter #1
Charlie Talbert
Wayne
Ray Gaspard
Mr. Garces
Geraldine Singer
Mrs. Garces
Shane Partlow
History Teacher
Jesse Reeks
The Creature Hand Double
Destiny Jones
Sosnouski
Johnny Ballance
Tepper
Donna DuPlantier
Buckley
Sylvia Grace Crim
Officer Waters
Walker Babington
Officer John
Ritchie Montgomery
Old Man Harvey
Sarah Fisher
Lady Cop
Summer Selby
Neighbor Woman
Marcello Maurio
Boy on Bike
Brad Miller
EMT
Julia Belanova
Goth Teen
Wendy Miklovic
Strange Figure
April Dupré
Reporter #2
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Horror-Comedy (not the opposite) directed by Zelda Willians in her full feature film, and written by Diablo Cody (Juno, Jennifer's Body) that tells the story of a grief stricken teenager who had her mother slaughtered, and lives now with an abusive mother-in-law and a lovely sister-in-law. Kathryn Newton as Lisa is perfect for her role. Stigmatized by her past and actions the is the black swan of the school, and passes a lot of time in a old cemetery (watch the credits animation closely) of the 19th century on a tomb of another teenager that died with a green lighting into 1837. The m…
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"Lisa" (Kathryn Newton) is a bit of a loner who lives in one of those second families where her rather feeble dad (Joe Chrest) has married the rather vain and odious "Janet" (Carla Gugino) who has a friendly daughter "Taffy" (Liza Soberano). At school, she has taken a shine to floppy-haired heart-throb "Michael" (Henry Einkenberry) and he seems to be a little interested too. Might romance blossom? Suddenly a lightening strike changes everything. The long-dead occupant of a grave she habitually sits beside when she is reading (Cole Sprouse) is electronically reinvigorated and finds his way into…
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There are glimpses of goodness, though so short they don't hide the film's frailties. <em>'Lisa Frankenstein'</em> is, in my opinion, a disappointment. I can kinda see what they were going for and at times I could appreciate it, but all in all it doesn't really work for me. I will say the pacing isn't actually that bad, the film went by relatively quickly. The two big weaknesses to me were the dialogue and simply the story in general, both are rather quite dull... if they weren't, I may have enjoyed this. The cast are one of the film's more positive features. I like Kathryn Newton, I rem…
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A horrible movie written by an empathetically void and morally bankrupt sociopath. In the beginning quirky with a torrent of jokes that all fall completely flat. Lighting done by what must be a blind diversity hire, as we almost can't see what's going on 90% of the time. Then, our supposed protagonist becomes a psychopathic serial murderer, which apparently is not only okay, but something to laugh about and root for. Anyone crosses Lisa the slightest, they're fair game for being murdered and then mocked and their death celebrated with laughs and dancing. I haven't seen anything this m…
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