House of Frankenstein

Synopsis

In the classic horror film House of Frankenstein, Boris Karloff portrays the infamous Dr. Niemann, who escapes prison with the help of his hunchbacked assistant. Seeking revenge on those who wronged him, Niemann unleashes a chain of events that leads to encounters with legendary monsters including Frankenstein's monster, Dracula, and the Wolf Man. As the fates of these iconic creatures intertwine, a tale of terror, revenge, and redemption unfolds in the eerie House of Frankenstein. With atmospheric settings, chilling performances, and a gripping narrative, this horror masterpiece from 1944 continues to captivate audiences with its timeless appeal.

Cast

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  Boris Karloff

  Dr. Gustav Niemann

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  Lon Chaney Jr.

  Lawrence 'Larry' Talbot (aka The Wolf Man)

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  J. Carrol Naish

  Daniel

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  John Carradine

  Dracula (aka Baron Latos)

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  Anne Gwynne

  Rita Hussman

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  Peter Coe

  Carl Hussman

Reviews

House of Frankenstein has garnered mixed reviews since its release. While some critics praise the film for its iconic monsters and atmospheric setting, others criticize its convoluted plot and uneven pacing. Rotten Tomatoes rates House of Frankenstein at 55%, with some critics praising its nostalgic charm while others find it lacking in originality. IMDb gives it a rating of 6.2/10, indicating a moderate reception from audiences. Some reviews highlight Boris Karloff's performance as Dr. Niemann, adding depth to the character and elevating the overall horror experience. Despite its flaws, House of Frankenstein remains a classic in the horror genre, offering a thrilling spectacle for fans of vintage frights.