Lisa Frankenstein(2024)
"If you can't meet your perfect boyfriend…make him."
Overview
In 1989, a misunderstood teenager has a high school crush — who just happens to be a handsome corpse! After a set of playfully horrific circumstances bring him back to life, the two embark on a murderous journey to find love, happiness…and a few missing body parts along the way.
Zelda Williams
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Diablo Cody
Screenplay
Top Billed Cast
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Official International Trailer (w/ Liza Soberano Intro)
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Official Trailer
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Official Teaser Trailer
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Lisa Gets Her Revenge
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Lisa Bonds with The Creature
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Yours to Own Promo
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Are You Hot For Anyone? - Extended Preview
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Watch at Home Promo
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Lisa Frankenstein’s Kathryn Newton & Cole Sprouse Dish Over First Times
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Revisit 1989 Fashion Through The Rad and Colorful World of Lisa Frankenstein
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"Missing Parts" Official Clip
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Decaying
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Bonk
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"I Can’t Fight This Feeling" Performed by JoJo - Official Music Video
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"Are You Hot For Anyone" Official Clip
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Kathryn Newton & Cole Sprouse Play Back Iconic Scenes from LISA FRANKENSTEIN
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Liza Soberano Answers Friends' and Fans' Questions
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"Outfits" Official Clip
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"The Cure" Official Clip
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"Creature Chase" Official Clip
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"Intuitive Person" Official Clip
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Liza Soberano's Keepsakes from Filming Lisa Frankenstein
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she's slaying, he's decaying
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it's giving unliving
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Written on February 7, 2024
"Lisa Frankenstein marks my first disappointment of the year.
The youthful cast wholeheartedly embraces their campy roles, infusing deliberately exaggerated emotions and expressiveness for an evening of light entertainment with the promised levels of blood and 'macabreness'.
Sadly, the screenplay lacks the same commitment to the absurd, resulting in tonal and thematic inconsistencies throughout a narrative less imaginative than anticipated. The ensuing indifference and uncertainty regarding the film's point and message leave a bittersweet taste..."
Rating: C
