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Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell (1974)

“Your blood will run cold when the monster rises!”

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Plot

In the shadowy underbelly of a Victorian city, a body-snatcher is apprehended, his clandestine profession discovered by an astute police sergeant. Cornered and desperate, he reveals the identity of his elusive client - Dr. Simon Helder, a man accused of sorcery and subsequently confined within the foreboding walls of a psychiatric institution. Within this asylum, the seemingly unremarkable Dr. Helder encounters the enigmatic Dr. Carl Victor, known infamously as Baron Victor Frankenstein. Presumed dead by society, the Baron has cleverly chosen this asylum as his hideaway, a sanctuary where he can persist with his forbidden experiments in peace, seeking to animate the lifeless. Dr. Helder, an ardent admirer of Frankenstein's work, is drawn into the Baron's eerie world of reanimation, becoming a devoted assistant alongside Sarah, a mute inmate. Together, they delve deeper into the macabre, operating from within Frankenstein's clandestine laboratory hidden within the institution's winding corridors. However, their unholy pursuits take a turn for the catastrophic when Dr. Helder stumbles upon a monstrous secret lurking within their lab - a reanimated creature of terrifying proportions. This inadvertent release sends waves of panic through the institution, the inmates and staff plummeting into a whirlwind of fear and chaos. "Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell" (1974) is the thrilling climax of the Hammer Frankenstein films, a chilling exploration of the monstrous consequences of unchecked ambition and a dark testament to the horrors that can be born from the pursuit of forbidden knowledge.

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Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell is a horror movie featuring Peter Cushing.

Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on Kanopy.

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