2011 08 18 Short Story Competitions Sep Oct Nov 2011
The moments in the hermit’s hut and the later creation of the mate and her reaction to the creature are the key scenes in the film, raising Bride of Frankenstein above the limits of the usual horror film and into the upper echelons of cinema classics. This scene in the blind hermit’s hut is clearly […]
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2010 07 19 Trent Jamieson Author Interview
Suddenly, projects like Sean Orlando’s Steampunk Tree House became the flagships of an aesthetic with more than just cult appeal, and tinkers like Von Slatt were being treated like rock stars, Steam punk had threatened to burst into full clockwork prominence at various times since the coining of the term by writer K. W. Jeter […]
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2010 09 09 On Keeping Pace Maintaining Momentum in Fiction
Victor merely says, “It was on a dreary night of November that I beheld the accomplishment of my toils. With an anxiety that almost amounted to agony, I collected the instruments of life around me, that I might infuse a spark of being into the lifeless thing that lay at my feet.” That is just […]
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Nevertheless, much of the film has its roots in the novel. At one point in the monster’s wanderings in the book, he sees a young girl fall from the side of a cliff, into a rapid stream. The monster jumps in and rescues her, dragging her to the shore. The creature’s reward is a rifle […]
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