Frankenstein: The True Story

on human emotion. These movies can give the audience a sense of thrill and adrenaline. Furthermore, there are also two periods of the horror genre; classic and modern. Classic horror consists of movies that are based from literature including, Frankenstein, Dracula, and The Mummy. Modern horror consists of movies that happened after Psycho (1960). For this review, I chose Get Out. This movie was directed by Jordan Peele, who is mostly known for the Comedy Central show Key and Peele. Get Out is…

Assignment 9 Science leaves people with many questions. There are so many unexplained things that happen around the world. Many scientists and people have a different answer about things. Also, people question what is true and is not true because they may only have a theory on things they believe. Many people through history knew about things such as devices, airplanes, spaceships, and many other things. In this research paper, I am going to research what scientists have found about people who…

Scissorhands climaxes much like James Whale's Frankenstein and Burton's own Frankenweenie. A mob confronts the "evil creature", in this case, Edward, at his castle. With Edward unable to consummate his love for Kim because of his appearance, the film can also be seen as being influenced by Beauty and the Beast. Edward Scissorhands is a fairy tale book-ended by a prologue and an epilogue featuring Kim Boggs as an old woman telling her granddaughter the story, augmenting the German Expressionism…

Poetry is often written with some hidden meaning within the poems themselves, this meaning often coming in multiple layers of depth, in order to suggest or prompt an ideology, value, or action to an audience. Such cases often being seen in English Romantic Period poems and novels; these works of literature often having themes about the power and beauty of nature and how humans are just a small part of a bigger picture created by god. Though some authors take it to a step beyond such themes; an…

catastrophic if not fully understood as the stability of these technologies are yet to be understood. Within Isaac Asimov's story “Liar!” he attempts to humanize the robot to distance it from the Frankenstein Complex. He does this very well almost forcing you to forget the characters are interacting with a robot. Although Asimov successfully eliminates the Frankenstein Complex through his story the destruction of humans by robots is extremely plausible even with their Three Laws, I believe it…

The chosen passage, from “No Woman Born” by C.L. Moore, plays a pivotal role in the story about Deirdre. This beautiful and successful entertainer (dancer, singer and artist) had her brain implanted into the metal body, after a theater fire critically damaged her human form. The excerpt describes her first live performance after she obtained her new cybernetic body. The audience is unaware of her true identity. Consequently, the reader understands if the audience will accept her in this current…

According to movie critic Roger Ebert, “The widespread speculation that “Exit Through the Gift Shop” is a hoax only adds to its fascination” (rogerebert.com). Ebert explains his point of view by stating how the film could be ideated as inconceivably true. IT IS DIFFICULT TO ACCEPT THE FILM’S TRUTHFULNESS, OR EVEN TO BELIEVE ITS LEADING MEN, THIERRY GUETTA AND BANKSY, TRULY EXIST. TO DETERMINE THE FILM TO BE A DOCUMENTARY, THE AUTHENTICITY, BANKSY’S VIEWPOINT AND MOVIE CRITIC’S VIEWPOINT WILL BE…

In 1967, Chevrolet released its own version of Ford’s Mustang, the Chevrolet Camaro. The Camaro and the Mustang will forever be rivals, but in all reality the first generations of the two iconic cars aren’t that different. These cars have similar stories of origin, similar specifications and performance analytics, and their striking looks. In 1960, Ford went through some personnel changes as Robert McNamara left the company to join John F. Kennedy’s administration as Secretary of Defense, and…

Mary Shelley’s book, Frankenstein, proffers multiple meanings of the monster that can be drawn upon from the text depending on one’s perspective and analysis on the book. The book can be seen as a true story with a real monster who murdered Victor Frankenstein’s family for the monster’s want for revenge. However, this one side is only the surface of what the story is truly about. It only gives a one-dimensional view that everyone should be able to grasp from their first read of the book for…

they follow now by blind faith rather than true dedication to your cause. You have written of their conversations about mutiny and…