1971·Horror·1h 39m
7.0
★
When Dr. Frankenstein is killed by a monster he created, his daughter and his lab assistant continue his experiments.
Directed by Mel Welles and Aureliano Luppi
monster
seduction
castle
surgeon
mad scientist
laboratory
serial killer
scientist
grave robbing
re-animation
abduction
father daughter relationship
frankenstein
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Cast
Joseph Cotten
Baron Frankenstein
Rosalba Neri
Tania Frankenstein
Paul Müller
Dr. Charles Marshall
Herbert Fux
Tom Lynch
Renate Kasché
Julia Black
Mickey Hargitay
Captain Harris
Lorenzo Terzon
Harris' assistant
Andrea Aureli
Jim Turner
Ada Pometti
Sara Willis
Joshua Sinclair
John
Herb Andress
Hunchback
Marino Masé
Thomas Stack (as Peter Whiteman)
Crew
Mel Welles
Director
Alessandro Alessandroni
Original Music Composer
Mel Welles
Producer
Roger Corman
Producer
Dick Randall
Original Story
Mary Shelley
Characters
Popular Reviews
13 reviews
Jc Du Plessis
7.0★ · 05/17/26
It's great to see woman getting into mad science. It's a lost art everyone should be able do. Who says only the guys can think of monstrosities.
Lady Frankenstein follows the daughter of Baron Frankenstein after he is killed by the monster. She continues his work while the monster goes on a rampage and a detective is investigating the family.
The story is classic hammer with some Italian flair thrown in. It's biggest hindrance just that the first half is a retelling of so many Frankenstein stories. It gets much more interesting in the second half as we see Tania Frankenstein as she continues her father's work while showing her twisted and slightly preveted side. The detective was cool too and I liked the investigation element especially after a certain character dies.
The creature isn't the best interpretation for me but because he had little personality but his rampage was entertaining. The ending is pretty fiery too.
The cast are the real highlight especially Rosalba Neri as Tania Frankenstein. She was engaging and sexy as the villianess. She was the best part and every scene with her was great. The other cast were good. Renate Kasche has a small but memorable part. The detective was also pretty cool and his interactions with Tania were entertaining.
The movie looked great. I loved the look of the castle. The costumes were good too. The lab is important in every Frankenstein movie and I liked the look here. It was simplistic but worked. The monsters look wasn't to different but the look was memorable.
Lady Frankenstein won't be the best Frankenstein story but it has that hammer charm with an Italian flair. Rosalba was the best part and makes the movie worth watching alone. The monster has a unique look and it's rampage was cool too. I quite liked Lady Frankenstein and had a good time with it.
Lady Frankenstein follows the daughter of Baron Frankenstein after he is killed by the monster. She continues his work while the monster goes on a rampage and a detective is investigating the family.
The story is classic hammer with some Italian flair thrown in. It's biggest hindrance just that the first half is a retelling of so many Frankenstein stories. It gets much more interesting in the second half as we see Tania Frankenstein as she continues her father's work while showing her twisted and slightly preveted side. The detective was cool too and I liked the investigation element especially after a certain character dies.
The creature isn't the best interpretation for me but because he had little personality but his rampage was entertaining. The ending is pretty fiery too.
The cast are the real highlight especially Rosalba Neri as Tania Frankenstein. She was engaging and sexy as the villianess. She was the best part and every scene with her was great. The other cast were good. Renate Kasche has a small but memorable part. The detective was also pretty cool and his interactions with Tania were entertaining.
The movie looked great. I loved the look of the castle. The costumes were good too. The lab is important in every Frankenstein movie and I liked the look here. It was simplistic but worked. The monsters look wasn't to different but the look was memorable.
Lady Frankenstein won't be the best Frankenstein story but it has that hammer charm with an Italian flair. Rosalba was the best part and makes the movie worth watching alone. The monster has a unique look and it's rampage was cool too. I quite liked Lady Frankenstein and had a good time with it.
It's great to see woman getting into mad science. It's a lost art everyone should be able do. Who says only the guys can think of monstrosities.
Lady Frankenstein follows the daughter of Baron Frankenstein after he is killed by the monster. She continues his work while the monster goes on a rampage and a detective is investigating the family.
The story is classic hammer with some Italian flair thrown in. It's biggest hindrance just that the first half is a retelling of so many Frankenstein stories. It gets much more interesting in the second half as we see Tania Frankenstein as she continues her father's work while showing her twisted and slightly preveted side. The detective was cool too and I liked the investigation element especially after a certain character dies.
The creature isn't the best interpretation for me but because he had little personality but his rampage was entertaining. The ending is pretty fiery too.
The cast are the real highlight especially Rosalba Neri as Tania Frankenstein. She was engaging and sexy as the villianess. She was the best part and every scene with her was great. The other cast were good. Renate Kasche has a small but memorable part. The detective was also pretty cool and his interactions with Tania were entertaining.
The movie looked great. I loved the look of the castle. The costumes were good too. The lab is important in every Frankenstein movie and I liked the look here. It was simplistic but worked. The monsters look wasn't to different but the look was memorable.
Lady Frankenstein won't be the best Frankenstein story but it has that hammer charm with an Italian flair. Rosalba was the best part and makes the movie worth watching alone. The monster has a unique look and it's rampage was cool too. I quite liked Lady Frankenstein and had a good time with it.
Lady Frankenstein follows the daughter of Baron Frankenstein after he is killed by the monster. She continues his work while the monster goes on a rampage and a detective is investigating the family.
The story is classic hammer with some Italian flair thrown in. It's biggest hindrance just that the first half is a retelling of so many Frankenstein stories. It gets much more interesting in the second half as we see Tania Frankenstein as she continues her father's work while showing her twisted and slightly preveted side. The detective was cool too and I liked the investigation element especially after a certain character dies.
The creature isn't the best interpretation for me but because he had little personality but his rampage was entertaining. The ending is pretty fiery too.
The cast are the real highlight especially Rosalba Neri as Tania Frankenstein. She was engaging and sexy as the villianess. She was the best part and every scene with her was great. The other cast were good. Renate Kasche has a small but memorable part. The detective was also pretty cool and his interactions with Tania were entertaining.
The movie looked great. I loved the look of the castle. The costumes were good too. The lab is important in every Frankenstein movie and I liked the look here. It was simplistic but worked. The monsters look wasn't to different but the look was memorable.
Lady Frankenstein won't be the best Frankenstein story but it has that hammer charm with an Italian flair. Rosalba was the best part and makes the movie worth watching alone. The monster has a unique look and it's rampage was cool too. I quite liked Lady Frankenstein and had a good time with it.
Somto Umelo
4.0★ · 08/01/25
Watched this around 10 in the morning and just forgot about it. Really unoriginal. Everything in this movie, we've already seen in the 1930s and 1950s.
Watched this around 10 in the morning and just forgot about it. Really unoriginal. Everything in this movie, we've already seen in the 1930s and 1950s.
renfroespls
5.3★ · 10/19/24
hooptober 11: #19not enough lady frankenstein for a movie called lady frankenstein. like what does she do before the last 20 minutes of the movie. and i know it’s the 70s but does every woman have to be naked at some point
hooptober 11: #19not enough lady frankenstein for a movie called lady frankenstein. like what does she do before the last 20 minutes of the movie. and i know it’s the 70s but does every woman have to be naked at some point
Greifff
5.2★ · 10/12/24
Hooptober XI - #19/31
As a big fan of the original movie this was fun! Nowhere near as good but still has that classic horror feel to it. Primarily focused around the daughter dealing with the death of her father. And the escape of her fathers monster. Leading her to create her own monstrous creation
As a big fan of the original movie this was fun! Nowhere near as good but still has that classic horror feel to it. Primarily focused around the daughter dealing with the death of her father. And the escape of her fathers monster. Leading her to create her own monstrous creation
Hooptober XI - #19/31
As a big fan of the original movie this was fun! Nowhere near as good but still has that classic horror feel to it. Primarily focused around the daughter dealing with the death of her father. And the escape of her fathers monster. Leading her to create her own monstrous creation
As a big fan of the original movie this was fun! Nowhere near as good but still has that classic horror feel to it. Primarily focused around the daughter dealing with the death of her father. And the escape of her fathers monster. Leading her to create her own monstrous creation
Addison Whiten
3.0★ · 06/01/21
girl what
girl what