The Monster and Dr. Frankenstein break into a song and dance for all to enjoy...
Both searching the castle for the strange music they hear playing, Igor and t...
Inspector Kemp is at the door. He's come to investigate and confirm or deny t...
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.
Igor slips his arm under Elizabeth's and gets aggressive.
Elizabeth arrives unexpectedly in Transylvania. The doctor makes the introduc...
For all practical purposes, the doctor is in bed with Inga, naked.
Frau Blücher interrupts the doctor while he is lying naked on the operating t...
A light bulb brakes, a small flame starts, the Monster is frightened. The cro...
The stage lights go down. When they come back up, the Monster is dressed in a...
After winning his audience's confidence by having the monster perform basic f...
Women leap from their seats as the monster comes on stage from behind the cur...
Dr. Frankenstein takes the stage before many of his colleagues.
Inspired by the speech he's given to the monster, the doctor accepts his plac...
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...
Freed from his restraints by Frau Blücher and freighted by electric sparks, t...
Frau Blücher picks up the violin and begins to play. The monster becomes plac...
The threesome return to the chamber to find Frau Blücher freeing the monster....
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