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Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969) Rank 4 Reviews
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by z hayes on October 01, 2009
With a title like "Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed", my initial impression was that this was going to be one of those over-the-top horror features that are quite characteristic of Hammer Films Productions. That opinion was soon revised after watching this ...
by Patrick W. Crabtr... on October 11, 2007
The Hammer Horror films have a tendency to take the suspense edge off so that the viewer can enjoy the saga as it unrolls. That's what I especially like about all their productions. And this one was simply superb in that realm, as well as in so many ...
by - Durrkk on April 13, 2007
Hammer did 7 Frankenstein films from the late 50s to early 70s:
The Curse of Frankenstein (1957)
The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)
The Evil of Frankenstein (1964)
Frankenstein Created Woman (1967)
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed (1969)
The Horror of ...
by S. J. West on September 25, 2006
The fifth entry in Hammer's Frankenstein series, FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED, is probably the best. Director Terence Fisher thought so as well.
The plot has been well-covered by other reviewers, so I won't bother rehashing it. The acting in this ...
This is the Best Of Hammers Frankenstein Series I Liked this because Victor Frankenstein has the right attitude in this movie
he is so obbsessed with his work that he would kill and even RAPE for it "However that Could be Overlooked" also Veronica ...
by Stanley Runk "Run... on September 17, 2005
Frankenstein's last few failures must have really pissed him off, coz in this film Frankenstein is just plain wicked. Sure, he's always been obsessed, mad, and at times, homicidal, but in this film he's just cold blooded through and through. This goes ...
by Ned "java_ned" on May 26, 2004
This is Hammer's fifth Frankenstein movie in the series and again Peter Cushing plays the Baron. He transplants the brain of a brilliant but insane Dr. Brandt into the body of Dr. Richter. The Baron appears to be the monster and the creature is just an ...
by The Magician "tal... on April 26, 2004
This is one of Hammer's very best productions as well as their best Frankenstein film. Peter Cushing is wonderful as the Baron, more ruthless and sadistic this time out--he stops at nothing to get his way. The supporting cast of Veronica Carlson, Simon ...
by Lawrance M. Berna... on May 13, 2001
The good doctor is back to transplanting brains in this fifth entry in the Hammer Frankenstein series. Baron ...
by Decimated1184 on March 18, 2001
This is with out question Hammer's and Terence Fisher's greatest film-not to menion the best of the hammer frankenstein series. The film is a technical masterpiece, and in subtext one of the most brooding, most powerful horror films of the modern era, a ...
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