“Unmasking Fear: The Untold Secrets Behind 18 Iconic Movie Monsters That Haunt Our Dreams”
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Frankenstein’s Monster, Young Frankenstein (1974)
Screenplay by: Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder
Speaking of timeless monster stories, one of the most iconic in Western literature for over 200 years has been Frankenstein’s monster, the cobbled-together corpse brought to life by dark, immoral sciences.
But in Young Frankenstein, the film’s self-aware parody of the usual tropes demonstrates how classic the monster (Peter Boyle) is while highlighting themes of the original story in new, powerful ways.
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