Showing posts with label Frankenstein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Frankenstein. Show all posts
Friday, December 10, 2010
Distant Relatives: The Spirit of the Beehive and Pan's Labyrinth
Robert here, with my new series Distant Relatives, where we look at two films, (one classic, one modern) related through a common theme and ask what their similarities and differences can tell us about the evolution of cinema. Érase una vez...There was a young girl in the civil war-torn Spainish country, very alone in the world, her mother hung up with a new lover, all she had was the flights of
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Lunk. Subgenius. Monster.
awwww, poor Frankenstein Monster. Always so pathetically lonely. Hit refresh ya big lug! I'm sure someone will cozy up. If you're lucky she'll have a huge skunk inspired beehive. [Note: This illustration is brought to you from the wonderful imagination of Mr Hipp.... click over and see other illustrated wonders.]
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