Frankenstein

mpreg, milk, mia goth idc if it is overdramatic and not subtle it is based on a gothic romance novel written by a teenage girl like did we not read the same book😩love the interpretation of elisabeth’s character and how with the framing narrative we’ll never know her truly. ideas of generational trauma, war and privilege, written + directed by a mexican man and during the time period where nonwhite people were called beasts and monsters and experimented on milk and motherhood and original sin and red blue pronouns green and the sun antartica and high albedo  the costumes i didnt think it could get better from crimson peak but it did this to me feels so similar to everything everywhere all at once. like scifi/magical realism with influences of a cultural heritage. it’s about otherness and wanting acceptance and belonging which stems from our parents. learning to accept them as they accept us even though the damage still runs through the relationship because that’s how you heal and start to live and move on.