18
1973    1h 35minTerror, Ciencia ficción
5.888%55%5.8
Udo Kier es el Barón Frankenstein, un científico loco casado con su hermana empeñado en crear una raza de humanos a partir de trozos de cuerpos previamente raptados, mutilados y cosidos. Quiere crear al hombre perfecto y a la mujer perfecta y que entre ellos se reproduzcan pero coge por error el cerebro de un hombre que iba a convertirse en monje por lo que la criatura no demuestra demasiado interés en copular con la hembra. Pero la esposa del Barón tiene una hambre sexual insaciable y pronto se fijará en la criatura pero el sexo deriva en un trágico resultado para todos.
Directed by Paul Morrissey
  • Joe DallesandroNicholas
  • Udo KierBaron Frankenstein
  • Monique van VoorenBaroness Katrin Frankenstein
  • Dalila Di LazzaroFemale Monster
  • Arno JürgingOtto
  • Srđan ZelenovićSacha/Male Monster
  • Nicoletta ElmiMonica Frankenstein
  • Marco LiofrediErik Frankenstein
  • Liù BosisioOlga
  • Rosita ToroshSonia
  • Fiorella MasselliLarge Prostitute
  • Cristina GaïoniNicholas' Girlfriend
  • Carla ManciniFarmer
  • Imelde MaraniBlonde Prostitute
  • Miomir AleksicOlder Male Monster (uncredited)
  • Paul MorrisseyDirector / Guión
  • Tonino GuerraEscritor
  • Pat HackettEscritor
  • Andrew BraunsbergProductor
  • Jean-Pierre RassamCoproductor
  • Mark Byrd10 de marzo de 2026
    What a bunch of freaks.
  • BigWest Wrestling25 de noviembre de 2025
    95. FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN (1973) Nov. 24, 2025 GRADE: A I specifically watched this today after learning of the legendary Udo Kier’s passing the day before. This film helped embark his career in grindhouse/horror/cult films that he would become infamous for. Also known as ANDY WARHOL’S FRANKENSTEIN, it was given an X-rating* (which was a thing back in the day, kiddos), and revolves around a very creepy version of the mad doctor trying to create a perfect version of the “superior” Serbian race. Also he’s married to his sister…so there’s that. Is that the least-disturbing part of the film? Possibly. It was almost filmed in 3D and honestly? I’d love to see that version. Udo Kier is delightfully insane as Baron Von Frankenstein (“To know death Otto, you have to f*ck life... in ze gall bladder!”), and the rest of the cast strives to match his energy. Lots of intense stares and madcap monologues makes for a film that must be seen to be believed. The acidic passive-aggressive banter between Baron and Baroness is outstanding, which is ironic as the dialogue was supposed to be all improvised but the late Udo Kier and others demanded daily dialogue, instead. Good call, Udo! For a movie named after Andy Warhol, he had almost nothing to do with it: one visit to the set and a brief visit during editing. Sweet gig if you can get it. Underneath all the gore and grime is the age-old debate about Nature vs. Nurture and the unfriendly reminder that while you can hate your parents all you want…you’ll probably still end up just like them in the end. For all its weirdness it’s still widely considered one of the 100 best and most influential horror movies of all time. You can see how it inspired many other films after it…for better or worse. *SIDE-BAR: you might be asking yourself, did “Rated X” mean a porno prior to 1990? The rating is now NC-17 but back in the day, a lot of X-Rated films had sex scenes that came pretty damn close to pornographic. I think the fancy term is “arthouse” these days. Words, shmords. If you’re only watching these movies to see naked people, I don’t know what to tell ya: me, I just like weird movies, and this one is definitely a weird one.
  • Richard B3 de septiembre de 2025
    This is one of those movies that was made specifically to shock the culture, that being said ... it's a fun little exploitation classic.

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