'The Bride of Frankenstein'

James Whale's tragicomic sequel to 'Son of Frankenstein' features Boris Karloff's monster learning to speak and seeking companionship. 

'Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein'

Charles Barton's 'Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein' blends humor with iconic characters, as two baggage clerks unknowingly deliver Dracula and Frankenstein's Monster. 

'The Revenge of Frankenstein'

Terence Fisher's installment sees Dr. Frankenstein, aided by his hunchback, attempting a brain transplant with unforeseen consequences. 

'Young Frankenstein'

Gene Wilder stars in the comedic 'Young Frankenstein,' where Victor's grandson inherits the estate and continues the experiments. 

'Frankenstein'

Finally, In Bernard Rose's 'Frankenstein' adaptation, the narrative unfolds from the perspective of the monster in modern-day LA.