Lisa Frankenstein (Blu-Ray/Digital) Review
Kathryn Newton gets the undead boy of her dreams in the '80s-set horror romcom Lisa Frankenstein. Jeremy Thomas checks in with his full review of the Blu-Ray+Digital release.
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Kathryn Newton gets the undead boy of her dreams in the '80s-set horror romcom Lisa Frankenstein. Jeremy Thomas checks in with his full review of the Blu-Ray+Digital release.
Writer Diablo Cody and director Zelda Williams break down the Lisa Frankenstein ending explained, in this interview with Decider.
There is a sense throughout of good pals inviting us into their prank. For most of the time, one is happy to play along
Loss of innocence is messy. And over the years, that awkward, even ugly, defining moment has been chronicled on screen both concretely and using fantastical imagery. In capturing teen confusion,
A disposable satire of '80s teen comedies and horror, Zelda Williams' debut is funny but muddled. Our Lisa Frankenstein review: