Searching the castle for the source of the music, the threesome thinks the tr...
The doctor, still upset from the failed experiment, mashes the food in his pl...
After saving the monster's life, the doctor and Inga enter his room as just m...
The monster has returned to the doctor's castle, drawn by the music.
Elizabeth arrives unexpectedly in Transylvania. The doctor makes the introduc...
Locked in the room with the monster, the doctor starts his speech, the Monste...
Dr. Frankenstein goes into the room with The Monster. The Monster wakes up. T...
The monster, frightened by Igor striking a match, begins to choke the doctor....
Having come to grips with his failure, the doctor starts to partake in the me...
The doctor is chocking the lifeless monster. Inga and Igor try to restrain him.
After failing to bring the creature to life, the doctor looses his cool. Igor...
When considering a journal entry indicating the size of the creature, the thr...
As they dine the day after searching the castle, the doctor continues to read...
After pushing on the bookcase to free the doctor, Inga gets trapped in the pa...
Dr. Frankenstein and Inga take turns being trapped behind a revolving book ca...
The doctor is helping Inga of the wagon. Her breasts are near his face. Looki...
Dr. Frankenstein climbs into the back of the horse drawn hay wagon to find In...
Igor meets Dr. Frankenstein at the train station in Transylvania. The two men...
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